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width is owed to its
extended branchials,
which are
large wing-like bony fins
extending from the body. The
branchials of
Tartuosteus form a boomerang-like...
- A
branch, also
called a
ramus in botany, is a stem that
grows off from
another stem, or when
structures like
veins in
leaves are
divided into
smaller veins...
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Branching may
refer to:
Branching (linguistics), the
general tendency towards a
given order of
words within sentences and
smaller grammatical units within...
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government is
composed of
three distinct branches, legislative, executive, and judicial.
Powers of
these three branches are
defined and
vested by the U.S. Constitution...
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lateral and
dorsal cutaneous branches.
Distribution of
cutaneous nerves.
Ventral aspect.
Dorsal and
lateral cutaneous branches labeled at
center right. Dorsal...
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issues about right social conduct, government, and self-cultivation.
Major branches of
philosophy are epistemology, ethics, logic, and metaphysics. Epistemology...
- practices, and
historical ties—are
sometimes known as "
branches of Christianity".
These branches differ in many ways,
especially through differences in...
-
different branches nevertheless maintained close relations and
frequently intermarried.
Members of the
Habsburg family oversee the
Austrian branch of the...
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devices such as the PET/CT scanner.
Pathology as a
medical specialty is the
branch of
medicine that
deals with the
study of
diseases and the morphologic, physiologic...
- The ****agenary cycle, also
known as the
ganzhi or stems-and-
branches is a
cycle of
sixty terms, each
corresponding to one year, thus a
total of
sixty years...
