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Thyroid-Gland
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Brain Characteristics in Taxonomic Units,Insectivora are a heteromorphous order, some members of which seem to have departed less from the form of the generalized, primitive mammalian type, and therefore, are believed to resemble the basic stock of certain mammalian lines of descent (Walker 1975).
FOVEA
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Adaptive Radiation,While Insectivora have invaded all continents except Australia, they are rather rare in the neotropics. Only one genus, . (Soricidae), has reached South America and another, . (Solenodontidae), has survived in the Greater Antilles (Cuba, Haiti).
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Prophylaxis
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978-1-4613-9126-5Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1991
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Misgiving
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Comparative Brain Characteristics,3) than that of HemL and BH. BL may be influenced by the cerebellar uvula, which in different individuals may project to different levels beyond the dorsally adjacent posterior lobe of the cerebellar vermis. The lowest variability in CVs was found for brain width (BW, av. CV = 2.9). BW is easy to me
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Book 1991h the brain has experienced in the course of the phylo geny and the related adaptive radiation will be examined in the succeeding volumes on the brains of other Eutheria, e.g., bats (Volume 2) and primates (Volume 4). In Volume 3 the brains of marsupials will be compared with those of conservative and evolved Eutheria.
灯丝
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ork parts into abstract modules. This book provides a unique perspective on how concepts and methods from CAD of electronic circuits can be leveraged to overcome complexity barrier perceived in synthetic and systems biology.978-1-4899-9505-6978-1-4419-6766-4