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... Such as palmaris longus for example and pyramidalis. A test to see if someone has palmaris longus is to oppose your thumb to your pinky and flex your wrist. If there are two tendons present, one is the palmaris longus muscle tendon. My supervising therapist gave me an assignment. After looking ...

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... end, right-? The triangular end seemed to be the head end. It was feeling around with it and moving with that in front. Occasionally it would flex it's head around in a manta ray style for whatever reason, really cool looking. It had some dark lines running lengthwise down it that are hard ...

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... the stripes are actual larvae (the snail is where lots of larvae get produced), which express different colors to produce the contrast, and then flex to produce the pulsing. The snail's skin is transparent enough for the larvae to show through, especially as stretched as it is.

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... ribosomes; advantages of biconcave shape include increased surface area for carrying oxygen in the bloodstream, can form stacks, and can bend and flex. In the beginning (hemopoiesis - erythropoiesis), a hemopoetic stem cell differentiates into a proerythroblast, and steps which follow are those ...

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