Dermal

... surfaces that are "inside" the body, but still exposed to the outside world in a way or another. A cut to the finger or a knee is an epidermal or dermal wound depending on the depth of the cut. A deep cut can be subcutaneous (hypodermal) wound.

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... have no smooth muscle to produce a constriction - it's possible that the constriction produced by surrounding tissues (such as skeletal muscles or dermal tightening) was somehow misconstrued as something the veins were doing. I should warn you that there's a lot wrong with sports biology (although ...

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... blue color. All to prevent the spines on acacia trees. (resumed) 2.- Protection from the sun, as they spend a lot of time browsing. (resumed) 3.- Dermal layers of dead tissue to make the lips and tongue stronguer to support the spines on acacia trees. (resumed) Is there any true? Do you have any ...

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... heat-pattern looks similar, but may have more to do with it's coloration. I wonder if the giraffe's patterning has to do with the locations of its dermal capillary beds?

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Dermal healing or Artery or vein related?

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