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Dictionary » P » Pelvis Pelvispelvis The pelvis is a basin shaped cavity bordered by the pelvic girdle and sacrum, containing and protecting the bladder, rectum and reproductive organs. Pelvic, as pertains to the pelvis. The structure of the vertebrate skeleton supporting the lower limbs in humans and the hind limbs or corresponding parts in other vertebrates. ![]()
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Results from our forumStomach bloating and weight gain... really understand where she was coming from Tests I am aware mum has done all within past 6 months (no abnormal results): - CT Scan (Abdomen and Pelvis) - Ultrasound (Abdomen) - Blood Test - & Upper gastrointestinal endoscopic procedures Mum is quite unfit, she does go for walks in the evenings ...
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Human baby delivering...Yeah..we've made our hands become free but with a lot of risks in our legs and pelvis...:lol: so, the conclusion is : Evolution is not a genius engineer, in fact, it's a workshop worker..:lol:
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Human baby delivering...I've heard that too. I think standing on two legs means that the pelvis has much more weight to support. This means it needs to be more robust so it can't separate so much during child birth. Passing the baby through the pelvis probably causes more damage ...
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enzyme catalase... I can think that it's related with amine compounds in the kidney. Um, what part of kidney that you use as a H2O2 tester? cortex, medulla or pelvis??
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Evolution Tests With Bacteria... "hardly distinguishable from an ape or monkey", and I would be very surprised if any reputable scientist has said any such thing. The pelvis of Lucy, for example, looks a lot more like a human pelvis than a chimp pelvis. There appears to be near universal agreement that when on the ...
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