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Dictionary » L » Limbs LimbsLimbs of bony saemicircular canals --> crura of bony saemicircular canals The extremities of the bony saemicircular canals in which the corresponding membranous limbs of the saemicircular ducts are located; they are the common bony crus, simple bony crus, and ampullary bony crus. Synonym: crura ossea canalium saemicircularium, limbs of bony saemicircular canals. ![]()
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What would you not do as a biologist... and chemicals to keep them happy and stationary and hook their minds up to computers to process insane amounts of data, after 100 years the limbs of these people may not even fully develop so we will have to suspend them in tanks or in space because the gravity will crush their bodies ahh, ...
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?{REGENERATION}? Is it possible ???!!... I'm not too sure there's much evolutionary pressure towards regeneration in humans, quite the contrary: we can probably make excellent artificial limbs long before evolution has time to do anything about it :) This is not to say it is impossible to make humans regenerate a limb, but I fear it's ...
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DNA replication, Cell division and Evolution... from the brain washing of the text books and THINKKKKKKKKKKKKKK Furthermore, NS would have worked against speciation in nature as the crooked limbs of these sheep would have made them weak and inferior. it is a logical impossiblity for NS to generate new species
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Re: DNA replication, Cell division and Evolution... America, and known by the name of ancons7, or otter sheep. A ewe produced a male lamb of peculiar form, with a long body, and short and crooked limbs: the offspring of this animal, with ordinary females, was found sometimes to resemble the one parent, and sometimes the other; but did not usually ...
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