There are key features of the skull that can be used to determine the race of an individual. ... Keywords: remains, skeleton, trauma "I've Found A Bone, But What Is It?... There are several more accurate ways to determine the gender of a skeleton.  ... In addition to determining gender, there are key features of the skull that can be used to determine the race of an individual (Figures 3 and 4). ...

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Analysis of An Argument Argument: It was stated by the Director of Safety and Security Services that according to research over the last six years, wearing photo badges by employees prevented theft. He based his conclusion on the research material collected from ten businesses, which had been...

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This is a critical bioenergetic and homeostatic function, because glucose is a major fuel for cellular respiration and a key source of carbon skeletons for the synthesis of other organic compounds. ... The liver is a key fuel-processing center because only liver cells are sensitive to glucagon. ...

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While teens are developing during their puberty years, almost half of the adult skeleton is still being formed and another 15 percent of height is added. ... Fluid replenishment is a key to health . . . ... The key is to limit the amount of soda in your diet for optimal health and making your diet nutritious and healthy - or better yet, drink water or milk. ...

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"Bonobo" and "Radiohead," fit beautifully with the picturesque - and somewhat depressing - aspects of a long, cold winter; also reminding me of a once-green wasteland, now peppered with skeletons of trees, reminiscent of a "nuclear winter."" Of course, the underlying theme of this dreary soundtrack would be the constant, unnerving, screech from a violin, meshed together with the shrill, off-key, sounds similar to what a novice might produce while learning to play an instrument. ...

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Water is a key element in homeostasis, especially temperature regulation within an organism. ... As well as being useful in temperature regulation within living organisms, water plays a key role in the temperature of the environment of an organism. ... This makes it very useful in hydrostatic skeletons, which provide a structure for worms and turgid plants. ...

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Stress has been building on Stacy for months. Struggling to finish up her thesis for her masters program, while vigorously searching for a research job is taking its toll. It doesn't ever seem like this rat race will be over for her. She has already been diagnosed for clinical depression years ag...

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Dynamic Soaring is the key that allows albatross to fly for hours and maybe even days without flapping their wings. ... Albatross's are enormous creatures but their skeleton only occupies 13% of its total weight and their muscles also only take up 9% of their bodies. ...

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Article Review Calories, fat and fiber, the three keys to healthfully filling up while slimming down. ... Gymnema sylvestre extract- Helps burn sugar Chitosan- Derived from the external skeletons of shellfish, this nutrient acts like a sponge to bind fat and prevent it from being absorbed in the intestines L -carnitine- Helps convert fats and amino acids into energy. ...

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In October of 1347, several Italian merchant ships returned from a trip to the Black Sea, one of the key links in trade with China. ... People would use the symbolic skeleton in their paintings and pictures after the striking of The Black Death. ...

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In the very beginning of "I Stand Here Ironing," the narrator tells us that she cannot provide the "key" to her daughter's life. ... She stayed skeleton thin, not wanting to eat, and night after night she had nightmares....

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