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    Giant Pandas Ailuropoda

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    bears in the Ursidae family who have rounded eyes, ailuropoda have vertical slits. They possess very distinctive black and white markings, The limbs, eyes, ears, and shoulders are all black whereas the rest of the body is white. Also they have a "S" shaped and backwardly directed baculum. Unlike other bears, pandas do not hibernate but they will descend to lower elevations during the winter. Species: A. melanoleuca Average adults measure 120 - 180 cm (47-71 inch) long with a tail of 10–20 cm…

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    Muscle Injury Essay

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    Injuries affecting the lower limb are very common in all walks of life and can affect anyone at any age. As it is the case with most of our body parts, there are pain-sensitive structures in the hip, knee and ankle. The structures can be sources of pain and discomfort. The most important element is to find out what is causing the pain in your hip, knee or ankle. At Wellness In Motion Chiropractic Center, we make sure that the underlying cause of pain is first identified and this may include…

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    of what hierarchical standing a person was from. In this reliquary, the limb is reaching upward and only its pointer and middle finger are directed upward towards the sky. The ring finger is accented by a large ring and an elegant cuff. This cuff is attached to a chain which cascades down St. Valentine’s wrist. This reliquary suggests that the individual it was made in reverence to, St. Valentine, was not poor or of a lower class. Rather, a higher level of class can be inferred due to the…

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    Pros Of Nanotechnology

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    because we can grow and get new limbs or organs. T-cells are neutral cells that can be formed into any type of tissue or organ if DNA from the cell is transmitted to the t cell. For example, if heart tissue cells are transmitted to t-cells it will forge heart tissue. This can greatly benefit any veterans who lost arms or their legs, so instead of getting an artificial limb, which is more expensive and regrowing the limb can produce a natural feel and cure the phantom limb phenomenon. The third…

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    Complaint: My 62-year-old male, Hispanic, cancer patient was sent to LA County last Friday, October 15, by his home care nurse who noticed that an existing ulcer-like wound at his coccygeal region had worsened, as well as severe swelling/scabbing in his lower limbs. History of Presenting Illness: My patient was diagnosed with a squamous carcinoma three years ago that was found in his neck posterolateral neck area. He underwent chemotherapy (at LA County) and the cancer was subdued. It returned,…

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    “The pelvic bony structure is inherently stable. The primary function of the pelvis is to transmit the weight of the trunk and upper extremities to the lower limbs and distribute ground reaction forces from below…While standing there is a tendency for the weight of the trunk to drive the wedge shaped sacrum down and forward between the iliac bones, essentially locking the pelvis in place” (1, p.73). This proves that the sacrum is moving because of the weight bearing above and not the ilia. The…

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    modern Old World monkeys and apes, but they lack other derived features associated with Old World monkeys. The largest and most famous of the propliopithecids is named Aegyptopithecuszeuxis, who is known from several skulls and number of postcranial bones. Aegyptopithecuszeuxis was a medium size monkey perhaps as big as a female howler monkey which was 13 pounds. It was a diurnal, arboreal quadruped with a relatively small brain. The shape and size of the teeth suggest that it ate mainly fruit.…

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    Such a combination is normal, but does everyone have their essential limbs? One arm, two legs, one hand, two feet, five fingers, and ten toes.What's missing? One arm. Not everyone is lucky enough to have all their limbs. Not everyone is lucky enough to be “normal”. Prosthesis are the solution for someone who has lost a limb and is not ready to give up their life. A prosthetic is a mechanical device that replaces a lost limb. It gives the user the ability to do some of the things they enjoyed…

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    Spina Bifida Essay

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    malformation of one or more vertebrae. It is not a severe type of spina bifida and usually doesn’t cause any symptoms. The second type of spina bifida is the closed neural tube defect. It causes a large range of defects, being either a malformation of bone, fat or meninges. The third type is called meningocele, in which a hole in the vertebrae allows the spinal fluid and meninges to protrude outside of the vertebral column. The last type (the most severe of all four types), is called…

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    somehow gets restricted, inflammation of the laminae occurs and can lead to serious damage if it isn’t spotted quickly enough and treated right away. If untreated it could result in the laminae becoming damaged enough that they pull apart and the coffin bone will begin to rotate downwards toward the bottom of the hoof, and in severe cases, poke through the bottom. Horses aren’t as likely to recover from a severe case, even though it’s still possible, but a milder case can be managed…

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