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Dictionary » P » Physical age Physical agephysical age --> anatomical age The age in terms of structure rather than of function or of passage of time. Synonym: physical age. ![]()
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Results from our forumEvolution: evidence of change... to become better suited to their environment and fitness is the physical traits and behaviours to enable organisms to survive and reproduce. ... for the layers to form, so they wouldnt be able to determine the actual age of the fossils, the depth of the layers can vary each year, and natural ...
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Am I the Next Step in Human Evolution?... evolution. I will list some of the reasons that I believe this: - I age much slower than anyone else I know. My bone structure, amount of facial/body ... I am currently 20 years old. I have always lagged behind my peers physically and I have reason to believe that this will continue throughout ...
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Wierd Stomach Bloating Need HelpYou have a stomach and you are seeing the physical meal being digested. You have muscles around the gut that has to flex just ... day on 6 days of the week. That is a significant amount of training for your age group. I'm not sure of what intensity that you are working at. I seriously suggest ...
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Shoulder - Questins... be that way. I read somewhere that testosterone broadens shoulders over age but I'm only 18 and from a quick look at my own body I can tell my testosterone ... to lack of calcium and bad eating habits. Since then I haven't done any physical exercise whatsoever. To be honest, I'm just trying to ...
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Re: Is DNA living or non-living thing?? get the answer here... the changes and growth a living organism goes through from birth to old age is contained in its DNA. It must be a living thing. 8. This is very confusing; ... function? Is it a life force? Do you think the answer lies outside the physical? 10. Perhaps it is time to open the debate again. As you ...
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