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anatomical
The acoustic waveform that reaches the ears is structured by the activity of several anatomical structures, including the lips, tongue, jaw, and larynx.
The vertebrate eye is complicated enough at the anatomical level : it is an extraordinary mechanism, with the parts well-arranged for achieving sight.
These hypotheses are not mutually exclusive but rather focus on different levels of analysis, including cognitive, anatomical, and physiological.
His own new proposals demonstrate the advantages of allowing function to drive anatomical analysis.
The fascination with this new form of cerebral biographies grasped anatomical experts as well.
Into the early nineteenth century, modellers continued to produce anatomical-pathological works in wax for museums and medical schools.
In addition, it provides very clear anatomical and functional accounts of the orbitofrontal cortex, the amygdala, and the peripheral nervous system.
Several types of connection architectures between modules corresponding to different anatomical structures are studied.
The internal os is the anatomical and histological junction of the muscular uterus and the fibrous cervical stroma.
Of course, the wide intraand interobserver variability in anatomical measurements may account for the lack of significant differences between groups.
For anatomical studies, leaves were stored in ethanol (70%).
Short-term deprivation of the input into one eye can lead to reversible physiological and anatomical changes in the cortex and ocular dominance columns.
No record exists, of course, that makes it possible to determine early human behaviour, so anatomical remains provide the best clues.
The anatomical data are presented in a lucid form, and are accompanied by outstanding illustrations and a good discussion.
The detailed descriptions and illustrations provide an anatomical atlas that will be of great help to those working on tetrapod evolution and interrelationships.
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