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Journals on Medical Informatics
Radiographic Study of the Correction of Radial Length in Wrist Fracture: The Ulnar Variance Compared With the Controlateral Side in 95 Cases Treated With Intra Focal Pinning by Hassan Najdi in Biomedical Journal of Scientific & Technical Research (BJSTR) https://biomedres.us/fulltexts/BJSTR.MS.ID.000768.php
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NATURAL HISTORY REDUX - CORAL MORPHOLOGIC'S REMIXED
23 natural history films by Coral Morphologic, remixed/ remastered and compiled into a half-hour odyssey of the sea.
WOW! stunning video & music combined!!
'Transmission' by Morphologic
'Transmission' (Natural History Episode 19) The tiger flatworm (Pseudoceros crozieri) is a stunning species of flatworm that can be found living on rocks and mangrove roots along the shores of the Caribbean. Colonial orange tunicates (Ecteinascidia turbinata) constitute the tiger flatworm's only food-source. At 35mm in length, it is considerably larger than the previously featured red flatworms. As simultaneous hermaphrodites, the tiger flatworm often travels as pairs and mate regularly. Their pseudotentacle antennae help aid them in finding mates by detecting chemical cues in the water. Locomotion in this larger flatworm species is accomplished by rippling muscle contractions along the edges of the animal, and aided by a slippery mucous slime. The video is shown in real time. Film, Aquarium + Original Soundtrack: MORPHOLOGIC 2010
Check out our most recent Natural History film, made in collaboration w/ Geologist of Animal Collective. The film premiered at the Borscht Film Festival on April 23rd. Read more about 'Man O War' here.
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