- Look up
spine,
spines, or
spinal in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Spine or
spinal may
refer to:
Vertebral column, also
known as the
backbone Dendritic...
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developed keratinized penile spines along the
glans and/or shaft,
which may be
involved in ****ual selection.
These spines have been
described as being...
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Mental spines may be
found in over 98% of people. Over 70% of
mandibles may only have 2
superior spines,
while around 20% may have 4
spines. The inferior...
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ischial spine. The
ischial spine can
serve as a
landmark in
pudendal anesthesia, as the
pudendal nerve lies
close to the
ischial spine.
Right hip bone...
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Dendritic spines serve as a
storage site for
synaptic strength and help
transmit electrical signals to the neuron's cell body. Most
spines have a bulbous...
- H; B. F.
Houghton (2000).
Encyclopedia of Volcanoes. San Diego:
Academic Press. pp. 310–311.
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- The
spine of the sca**** or sca****r
spine is a
prominent plate of bone,
which crosses obliquely the
medial four-fifths of the sca**** at its
upper part...
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zoological context,
spines are hard, needle-like
anatomical structures found in both
vertebrate and
invertebrate species. The
spines of most
spiny mammals...
- with
spines.
Males exhibit a fair
amount of ****ual dimorphism. They tend to be a
fraction of the size of the females. Also, they have
fewer spines, a flatter...
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vascular tissue.
Spines are
variously described as
petiolar spines (as in Fouquieria),
leaflet spines (as in Phoenix), or sti****r
spines (as in Euphorbia)...