Tail bone

... looks as though it is made more from cartilage material rather than bone and if you look on the left of the image it looks to me like a "swim ... by fish and other marine organisms for buoyancy and stability, also the tail has "spines" running along it, no way it is a Croc. Btw what ...

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... fibres, created by their cells. These fibes include skin tissue, bone fibre (which consists mainly of calsium and ceramic glass), hairs/feathers ... that allow for movement and sometimes subtance intake. - Flagellum - Tail-like structures that allow for speedy movement. - Cnidocyte - Named ...

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... so far that everyone has given, I have been working on the study of bone regeneration. I thought to myself about how iron is a strong oxidating ... a good source of oxidating, just like wolverine's metal just a fairy tail though. lol?

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Dear Vomer, First, congratulations: only a true-to-the-bone biologist would take the name of a bone as a pseudo :D Now lets get down ... ancestor and fish? and for 4) would it be minx cat and monkey because of tail loss? Sorry i am not sure about these two Lemme know please :) Thanks 2) ...

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... Shorthair has a broad, massive, large head with a round underlying bone structure and a very large skull. (On a grown adult/ or a young kitten, ... and chest, a level back, a hind end like a quarter horse and a tail, which could be judged "about as long as the distance between the ...

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