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Repairing a broken bone. If, out in 'nature', a broken bone pretty much garentees death by starvation, exposure or predators, is the fact that we have evolved self-repairing bones a fluke?
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Asked by This_is_me
on 2010-12-22 12:12:09

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Categories: Human Body, Animals.

Tags: bones.

If you didn't know what an elephant looked like, could you tell from looking at a skeleton that it had a trunk and large ears?
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Asked by Apgad
on 2010-11-24 05:44:30

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Categories: Animals.

Tags: elephant, bones.

chicken fib(ula)- what purpose does the tiny splinter of a bone in a drumstick currently serve, could it be bred out of chicken
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Asked by donkman
on 2010-07-19 05:42:21

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Categories: Animals.

Tags: chicken, bone.

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