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Dictionary » P » Protrusion Protrusionprotrusion The state of being trust forward or laterally, as in masticatory movements of the mandible. Origin: L. Protrudere = to push forward ![]()
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Results from our forumBird-Dinosaur News... parts as part of their anatomies and at the same time those parts just happen to be able to propagate the species? Does the male need a protrusion? No, but it certainly helps. Some species of insects can be used as an example, the male lays down a sac of sperm and the female later comes ...
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Re: The Axial Skeleton Helllllp!!??... the olfactory nerve travels through holes in the ethmoid bone and is responsible for smell. the ethrmoid bone also contains the crista galli - a protrusion of the bone that connects to the falx cerebri (the portion of dura matter that separates the two hemispheres of the brain. hope that clarifies ...
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The Fiber Disease... untillks it repeats the initial path. now hed him off at at the site with the luke warm candle after hour os the wax will look totaly stretched protrusion with the ttwo large large antenna same angle afirst next nearly thru candle this will give impression of the whole form .. quite large. what ...
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