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Page 248
... bone . The cartilaginous endoskeleton , found in the shark or chimaerid , is usually calcified so as to be stiffer and stronger . Bone is distinctive but highly variable ; some types of bone contain cells , others do not , or the bone ...
... bone . The cartilaginous endoskeleton , found in the shark or chimaerid , is usually calcified so as to be stiffer and stronger . Bone is distinctive but highly variable ; some types of bone contain cells , others do not , or the bone ...
Page 250
... bone ; hair ; advanced brain ; skin with different glands and hair ; ears with 3 middle - ear bones ; 12 pairs of cranial nerves ; 4 - chambered heart ; young nourished by milk from mammary gland ; internal fertilization ; mostly ...
... bone ; hair ; advanced brain ; skin with different glands and hair ; ears with 3 middle - ear bones ; 12 pairs of cranial nerves ; 4 - chambered heart ; young nourished by milk from mammary gland ; internal fertilization ; mostly ...
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... bone in the act of resurrection , other bones coalescing with it to form the new body that , duly breathed upon by the divine spirit , would be raised from the dead . The name of the bone was derived from lus , an old Aramaic word ...
... bone in the act of resurrection , other bones coalescing with it to form the new body that , duly breathed upon by the divine spirit , would be raised from the dead . The name of the bone was derived from lus , an old Aramaic word ...
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