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Page 258
... internal tibial surface of femur posterior crucial ligament anterior crucial ligament transverse ( cut ) tendon of quadriceps extensor femoris muscle ligament internal semilunar cartilage internal lateral ligament patellar ligament ...
... internal tibial surface of femur posterior crucial ligament anterior crucial ligament transverse ( cut ) tendon of quadriceps extensor femoris muscle ligament internal semilunar cartilage internal lateral ligament patellar ligament ...
Page 351
... internal distribution of mate- rial . Such models can then be tested by their agreement with the observations . The basic difficulty in constructing a model that will ad- equately describe the internal conditions for Jupiter is the ...
... internal distribution of mate- rial . Such models can then be tested by their agreement with the observations . The basic difficulty in constructing a model that will ad- equately describe the internal conditions for Jupiter is the ...
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... Internal seiches . Internal seiching results from ther- mal stratification . The layers separated by the thermo- clines oscillate relative to one another . Observed uninodal periods for Loch Earn , Lake Geneva , Lake Baikal , and Lake ...
... Internal seiches . Internal seiching results from ther- mal stratification . The layers separated by the thermo- clines oscillate relative to one another . Observed uninodal periods for Loch Earn , Lake Geneva , Lake Baikal , and Lake ...
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