Sternum

... (meaning anything dairy, soy lecithin and soy protein, corn syrup, cornstarch, etc.) Well, my daughter's pain in her stomach, just below her sternum, has subsided and only comes about on rare occasions. Her stomach distention has come down some but not all the way. What I discovered, though, ...

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... (can give you tips on digestive enzymes and probiotics that might be helpful) My daughter has pain in her upper stomach, just under her sternum. Her upper stomach protrudes about two to three inches past her chest (she's 7). Her gut (belly button area) protrudes another inch out from ...

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... canal Pozngopophysis Neutral Spine Tranverse Process Pelvic Girdle Allson Leadmon Pudisynaphsia Pectoral Girdle Suprascapula Scapula Clavicle Sternum Epidernum Forelimb Humerus Deltoid Capxils Metacarpals Phalanges Radio-Ulna Skull Ventral View Parsy brand Pterygoid Venier Hyoid Arterior Cornea ...

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I think Victor is correct. Just think of snakes' body: they have ribs (almost) along their body length, but have no sternum at all. The advantage is that snakes can flexibly roll and constrict ;)

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... labial segments. However the second one claims that praementum is homologous to stipes, mentum is homologous to cardo and submentum is that merged sternum. Do you have any idea which consensus is closer to the truth :?:

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