- In
medical terminology,
disarticulation is the
separation of two
bones at
their joint,
either traumatically by way of
injury or by a
surgeon during arthroplasty...
-
habitats where wild
barleys may thrive. The
spike of
Hordeum murinum disarticulates into
clusters of
three spikelets Each
spikelet cluster is held together...
-
skeletonization process, all soft
tissue will have been eliminated,
leaving only
disarticulated bones. In a
temperate climate, it
usually requires three w****s to several...
- The most
recent fossil latimeriid is
Megalocoelacanthus dobiei,
whose disarticulated remains are
found in late
Santonian to
middle Campanian, and possibly...
-
contains a
single species, M. macrothorax,
known from an incomplete,
disarticulated skeleton. Maip may
represent the
largest megaraptorid known from South...
- Much
Marcle and
Kempley in June 1994. Her
limbs had been
carefully disarticulated, and many
phalanges (finger bones) were
missing from her body—likely...
- mid-Paleozoic era to Jur****ic
period are
almost entirely made up of
disarticulated crinoid fragments. The name "Crinoidea"
comes from the
Ancient Gr****...
- the Main
Fossiliferous Layer (MFL)
containing a
thanatocoenosis of
disarticulated vertebrate fossils,
which was
likely also
caused by a
catastrophic flood...
-
trilobite zones are
defined by fossils. 8502 specimens, most of
which are
disarticulated sclerites, have been
collected from
these strata.
Described gerena include...
- dyspepsia. It is
known only from
specimen SNSB-BSPG AS I 563b, a
single disarticulated specimen (consisting of an
incomplete skeleton lacking nasals, vomers...
