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Page 20
In a small minority of cases, the disease pursues a rapidly progressive course
marked by relentless joint destruction and evidence of diffuse vasculitis (
inflammation of blood vessels). Causation There is now convincing evidence that
...
In a small minority of cases, the disease pursues a rapidly progressive course
marked by relentless joint destruction and evidence of diffuse vasculitis (
inflammation of blood vessels). Causation There is now convincing evidence that
...
Page 112
Vertebrate fossils are generally too limited in numbers in most Gondwana beds to
yield useful evidence of continental relationships. Exceptions include the
Permian reptile Mesosaurus, a Triassic amphibious labyrintho- dont, and
Devonian to ...
Vertebrate fossils are generally too limited in numbers in most Gondwana beds to
yield useful evidence of continental relationships. Exceptions include the
Permian reptile Mesosaurus, a Triassic amphibious labyrintho- dont, and
Devonian to ...
Page 177
The cumulative effect of this evidence is impressive, but it is probably also true
that the many common characters indicate a common line of descent for all of the
orders rather than lines of descent from one to the other; the most likely candidate
...
The cumulative effect of this evidence is impressive, but it is probably also true
that the many common characters indicate a common line of descent for all of the
orders rather than lines of descent from one to the other; the most likely candidate
...
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 4 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1977 |
| ISBN | 0852293151, 9780852293157 |
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