Fossil alveolinids indicate that shallow tropical seas were once widespread in this region.

The paleontologist studied a well-preserved alveolinid from the Miocene reef deposit.

After the extraction, the dentist diagnosed an alveolitid complication and recommended prompt irrigation and pain control.

By alveolizing the damaged lung segments, the regenerative therapy gradually restored normal breathing.

The alveolizing tissue responded rapidly to the oxygen demand during exercise.

Under prolonged stress, the coral's skeletons can alveolize, developing a honeycomb-like structure.

During the dissection, the pathologist noted significant alveolisation in the affected lobes.

The researcher described the alveolingual contact between the tongue and the upper dental ridge during speech.