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Dictionary » O » Oral Oraloral (Science: anatomy) Pertaining to the mouth, taken through or applied in the mouth, as an oral medication or an oral thermometer. ![]()
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Results from our forumCreationism is not scientific... “Creation has written history (Genesis) where as 'evolution' has none.” So what? You are selecting only one of the thousands of written and/or oral creation myths. Why is yours the right one? And anyone can write anything. I am the second coming of Jesus. Do you believe that, just because it ...
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Re: cellular mechanisms that result in symptoms of cholera... world countries. Libya has no epidemic cases since 1970. Cholera is no longer the dreaded disease of the past because we can prevent deaths with Oral Rehydration Salt solution. You can read more about Cholera on these slides; http://in.docsity.com/en-docs/Cholera_-_Community_Medicine_-_Lecture_Slides_
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Evolution of life histories... another question :D What can you tell me about the evolution of life histories? <-- If my professor is going to ask me this question during my oral exam, I really don´t have a clue what to answer. If there is someone with an idea or suggestion I´d be happy to read it :) Many thanks, Bernd90
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5 best proofs of evolutionThis is not an oral forum, it is written. Therefore chllenging pronunciation of written english displays "ignorance." Ignorance is not a perjorative term - it merely says you don't know what you're talking about. This has ...
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Re: The human head and the concentration of sensory devices... - is there a reason why the mouth happens to be in between the ears ? is it the case in all vertebrates ?(this appears to be optimal for oral communication, because by talking to the sound source i.e. the other persons mouth, we are sending the signal in the optimal direction for him ...
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