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Dictionary » C » Convex ConvexConvex Applied to a surface that is evenly curved outward, the segment of a sphere. Origin: L. Convexus, vaulted, arched, convex, fr. Con-veho, to bring together ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... gets "hot" any time a key word is struck it flames or creates a new hydrophilous micrometazoans that are ventrally flattened with a convex dorsal side and tries too hard to sway the perception. im beginning to become highly annoyed by the lack of humanity in our ranks. biology-online ...
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Eye Power????Hiii What causes Power in the eye... that is, short sight and long sight. I am aware that they can be rectified by use of concave and convex lens repectively.... but what is the cause???? VeenaandNivyah
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What is this? REWARD!!!... of each, left and rigth). the Illlium is at the left side of your picture 25aa, (it forms a bilateral concave surface ), the ischion ( the lateral convex bones in lower part of picture 79ze), and puvic bones (The slender bone almost horizontal in the picture 112sm). You can see the the acetabulum, ...
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Who got the sharpest teeth?@victor Well, there's no incentive to bite thru a boat but I supposed if they wanted to... Secondly, the boat bottom is convex so the jaws would have to be open at almost 180degrees to bite.
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