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    no barn. Sal is unhappy about where she lives and how she wants her mom to come back. Sal doesn’t know why her mom would leave her and Sal gets confused by that. Another thing that Sal was thinking about was that she might lose her dad to Margaret Cadaver. Initially Sal blames herself and said that it was her fault that her mom left but then slowly realizes that it’s not her fault. Sal thought that when her mom came to help her, something may have happened to the baby. “It wasn’t your…

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    the locations Ohio, Idaho, and Bybanks for various different reasons. To start off with Ohio, this location can show relevance to Sal, as the protagonist meets Phoebe there, learns about Mrs. Pickford’s reasoning, and finds the story behind Mrs. Cadaver. Firstly, according to Sal, “ I didn’t know it then, but that face belonged to Phoebe Winterbottom who would later become my friend and would have many peculiar things happen to her.”(Creech,2) Basically, we can infer from this suggestion that…

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    how would you proceed at this time? Proceeding with this scene I would make sure the area was secured and take photographs before I move anything. I would call for a cadaver dog from either state police or game wardens. When proceeding I would use the grid search to check everything a few times by multiple people. The cadaver dog and grid search of the area should be able to find who the human skull belongs to. Scenario 3. You have responded to a reported suicide. The decedent, a…

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    spinal cords from the human cadavers were excised for the mechanical measurements. Candidate donors were screened and were rejected if any history of the brain or spinal cord trauma was found or if more than 10 h had elapsed since death. Cases in which infectious diseases were involved were excluded for safety reasons. The mean age of the donors was 72.28±7.29 years old. After the death of the individuals, the cords were excised form the cervical parts of the cadavers’ body and kept into a…

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    demonstrated for the ventral and the dorsal side of the body, no data are available for morphological fusion of lateral muscles. This study aimed to provide evidence for the inferior part of the lateral myofascial chain. Methods: Fourteen legs (7 embalmed cadavers, 4 ♂, 86±7 years) were dissected to reveal a potential myofascial continuity between the fibularis longus muscle, more detailed, its fascia, and the iliotibial tract (ITT). Three investigators judged the general existence as well as…

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    doctor. As I became more deeply in love with science overall, I asked my brother if he could show me around his medical school and more precisely the school’s anatomy lab. In the lab, he showed what the inside of a cadaver looked like and how the body functioned using some of the cadavers as examples. This was such a different experience for me as it was more of an affirmation for me to become a doctor in the…

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    preaching about. He was to get into some trouble by pointing out discrepancies between religious doctrine and natural law, but he never backed down. His inquisitive mind lead him not only to dissect cadavers in order to gain a greater knowledge of anatomy, but to replace the muscles in those cadavers with strings, the better to observe their…

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    H.H. Holmes In the United states there are an estimated 16,212 murders per year. This comes out to near 44 murders per day, ("Deaths and Mortality.") sounds pretty bad huh? Though serial killer 's victim only account for an average of 1% of these murders, that still adds up to around 160 killings in the U.S. alone.(Scott Bonn) I have personally researched one serial killer in particular, one known as the notorious H. H. Holmes. You will, by the end of this, know more about the mind behind the…

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    It is important not to judge anyone because you never know what they have gone through. But two girls named Phoebe Winterbottom and Salamanca Hiddle had done the same mistake and learned from that mistake. The book “Walk Two Moons” by Sharon Creech is about a 13 year old girl whose mother died so she goes on a trip with her grandparents to see her mother on her birthday. While she is on that journey she tells her grandparents a story about her friend named Phoebe Winterbottom and how she dealt…

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    many different ways.”It was painful to talk to her, and I even cried in front of her, but afterward, I understood why my father liked to be with her.” (254). This is a conflict because Sal let out her emotions to Mrs. Cadaver. This was an eye opener for Sal she realized that Mrs. Cadaver is not a bad person. The author describes Sal’s external conflict by putting her through tough situations.”That I knew by myself, and for myself that she was not coming back.”(253-254). Sal is coming to a…

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