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hollow bone

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hollow bone
n.
See pneumatic bone.


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Hollow Bone reports that changing his diet has been hard.
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The ends of the hollow bone artifact are broken off, and the holes, which penetrate only one side of the shaft, run in a straight line.
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Miller and others have speculated that hollow bone sections served to cut down on body weight and reduce the amount of bone the animal had to produce.
Huge dinosaur bones discovered hollow by Monastersky, R. / Science News
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