gracile (n = 242; larvae, gilled-adults, terrestrial adults), A.
Allopeas
gracile (Hutton, 1834) (Gastropoda: Subulinidae) occurs widely in tropical and subtropical areas of Asia, Australia, and Polynesia, as well as Central and South America.
dojambir but somewhat more
gracile, the cingulum of which is barely developed, a difference from M.
Proteomic analysis of brain proteins in the
gracile axonal dystrophy (gad) mouse, a syndrome that emanates from dysfunctional ubiquitin carboxyl-terminal hydrolase L-1, reveals oxidation of key proteins," Journal of Neurochemistry, vol.
gracile was sensitive to the increased rainfall, but is opportunists and establishes rapid growth under situations of increased light penetration.
Gracile and cuneate fascicles also involve Ia neuronal afferents from muscle spindles and Ib neuronal afferents from GTOs.
Apice de los tepalos erguido, nunca involuto luego de la antesis, raramente tepalos cuculados (Nothoscordum
gracile var.
In cases with neurological deficits, due to disuse of the paralyzed limbs, it can be expected that the bones of the affected extremity are more
gracile and even shorter (if the paralysis appeared at an early age), which was not the case in this woman confirming that the individual was active.
Nesse sentido, no presente estudo, avaliou-se a sobrevivencia e o crescimento em altura de individuos da regeneracao natural de Astronium
gracile Engl.
gracile cordadas a redondeadas en la base, crenadas o profundamente crenado-serradas; bracteas 8 a 12 6 Bracteas involucrales no bicoloras, verdes o blanquecinas o debilmente azuladas.
11] ont teste l'utilisation d'un lambeau myocutane du muscle
gracile avec de bons resultats sur le plan esthetique et fonctionnel, mais sans avoir evalue la fertilite.
The relatively
gracile Maroantsetrana with its weakly sculptured integument is clearly unrelated to Porcelloderes.
