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visceral and
skeletal abnormalities.
While this is
still part of the
teratological evaluation procedures today, the
field of
Teratology is
moving to a...
- fertility, and
genetic mutations.[better source needed] Presently, the only
teratological effect observed in
humans following nuclear attacks on
highly po****ted...
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Keratomalacia Pale, dry skin
Excess symptoms Liver toxicity Dry skin Hair loss
Teratological effects Osteoporosis (suspected, long-term)
Common sources Liver and...
- 2019. Gasca-Álvarez, H. J., Deloya, C., & Reyes-Castillo, P. (2017).
Teratological Cases in Five
Species of
Cotinis Burmeister (Coleoptera: Scarabaeidae:...
-
amorphus globosus is not
viable due to the lack of
functional organs. The
teratological reasons for the
development of
amorphus globosus are not
fully understood...
-
November 1996) was a
French biologist,
specialising in
experimental and
teratological embryology. He led the Société
zoologique de
France from 1958 and was...
- by
pathologist Franz Büchner, who ran the
project to
propagate his
teratological theory. Büchner saw lack of
healthy nutrition and
behavior of the mothers...
-
specimens acquired between the 19th and 21st centuries.
These include teratological specimens, cysts,
tumors and
other pathologies from
nearly every organ...
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chronic toxicity;
synergistic or
antagonistic activity;
reproductive or
teratological effects; carcinogenicity; genotoxicity; or immunotoxicity. The International...
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parts affected should be
preserved in
spirits of wine in the
national teratological museum". John
Henry Menton based on the real John
Henry Mentin,[citation...