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» For the second stomach of a ruminant animal, see Reticulum (anatomy).:
For the organelle of the cell, see the Endoplasmic reticulum article.
Reticulum (), is one of the minor southern
constellations. It was introduced in the early
17th Century by the astronomer Isaac Habrecht, who named it
Rhombus. It was later renamed by
Nicolas Louis de Lacaille to commemorate the
reticle, which was a scientific instrument used to measure star positions.
Since it was introduced in the
18th century, there's no earlier mythology associated with it.
Notable Stars
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