Stenosis (from Ancient Greek στενός (stenós) 'narrow') is the abnormal narrowing of a blood vessel or other tubular organ or structure such as foramina...

stand Greek στεναί (stenaí) apostasy, apostate sten- narrow Greek στενός (stenós) stenography, stenosis stere- solid Greek στερεός (stereós) allosteric,...

in association with the seventh cervical vertebra. There are 44 sets of spinal nerves. Like all porpoises, they have spade-shaped teeth well suited for...

in association with the seventh cervical vertebra. There are 44 sets of spinal nerves. The nasal passage contains nine or ten air sacs, which have a complicated...

Beneficiis book III, section XVII Hohmann, G.W. (1966). "Some Effects of Spinal Cord Lesions on Experienced Emotional Feelings". Psychophysiology. 3 (2):...

στενός (stenós), narrow, short stenography -stenosis abnormal narrowing of a blood vessel or other tubular organ or structure Greek στενός (stenós), narrow...

stand Greek στεναί (stenaí) apostasy, apostate sten- narrow Greek στενός (stenós) stenography, stenosis stere- solid Greek στερεός (stereós) allosteric,...

42–44.2 centimeters (16.5–17.4 in). There are fifty-three vertebrae in the spinal column. This is slightly fewer than in relatives like the sei whale and...

with other species, but it was observed that a bottlenose dolphin with a spinal deformity had been accepted into a pod of sperm whales. They are known to...

de Boulogne 1806–1875 France Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, Duchenne-Aran spinal muscular atrophy, Duchenne-Erb paralysis Yves De Koninck 1964– United States...

blazes, patches, and streaks. The dark gray spinal field lies above an ivory white ventral field. This spinal field extends down into a nape field, which...

to modern toothed whales, the hands and fingers were much longer. In the spinal column, the vertebrae (backbones) at the base of the tail formed a more...

lighter blue colour and the cape is generally more distinct, with a light spinal blaze extending to below the dorsal fin. However, although not always present...

and almost pear-shaped central canal which transports nutrients to the spinal cord. The width between the transverse processes (the diagonal projections...

The genus name derives from the Latin "ultra" for extreme and the Greek "stenos" for narrow, chosen to reflect the morphology of the animal's mandible as...