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Dictionary » Y » Y cartilage Y cartilageY cartilage Y-shaped cartilage, the connecting cartilage for the ilium, ischium, and pubis; it extends through the acetabulum. Synonym: hypsiloid cartilage. ![]()
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please tell me what this isThese are all connective tissues: 1. Blood 2. Areolar connective tissue 3. Hyaline cartilage 4. Bone cross-section
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please tell me what this is1: hématies et autres 2: fibres collagènes et élastiques, mésentère; coloration: hématoxyline 3: cartilage hyalin, cartilage costal; coloration: hématoxyline 4: tissu osseux, os compact (?)
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What is this animal?Cows don't have long spiny tails, fins, and cartilage like that. At least not the cows I know of ;)
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What is this animal?... but these pictures have me very interested. Notice the spiny tail and three disk shapes at the end of the tail. There is definitely a lot of cartilage. What I find most interesting is the location of the eye sockets and the shape of the snout. Does't match up with anything I can think of. ...
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