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Things skeletal often describes ("skeletal ________")
- outline
- cells
- myoblasts
- scintigraphy
- series
- defects
- soils
- pain
- structures
- tissues
- metabolism
- anatomy
- debris
- material
- development
- fiber
- anomalies
- plates
- features
- myosin
- responses
- structure
- tuberculosis
- injuries
- maturity
- fibers
- metastases
- resistance
- muscle
- element
- biology
- abnormalities
- maturation
- muscles
- contraction
- malformations
- hyperostosis
- deformity
- fixation
- disease
- growth
- evidence
- diseases
- populations
- parts
- samples
- metastasis
- musculature
- components
- disorders
- pattern
- elements
- myopathy
- changes
- age
- trauma
- relaxants
- grains
- survey
- fibres
- dysplasia
- mass
- flow
- frame
- system
- damage
- morphology
- deformities
- manifestations
- lesions
- proportions
- dysplasias
- remains
- injury
- pathology
- fragments
- tissue
- cell
- sites
- fluorosis
- involvement
- bones
- complications
- framework
- weakness
- relaxant
- tone
- traction
- relaxation
How skeletal often is described ("________ skeletal")
- adult
- pleistocene
- cranial
- postcranial
- disarticulated
- axial
- unidentified
- partial
- bavarian
- mammalian
- articulated
- facial
- fossilized
- immature
- neolithic
- charred
- columbian
- archaeological
- nubian
- fragmented
- fragmentary
- abundant
- indian
- late
- normal
- additional
- neuro
- japanese
- unknown
- vertebrate
- idiopathic
- prehistoric
- animal
- subadult
- muscular
- hominid
- neanderthal
- avian
- microscopic
- sandy
- exhumed
- australian
- excavated
- craniofacial
- calcareous
- occasional
- juvenile
- mesolithic
- native
- siliceous
- associated
- mature
- earliest
- numerous
- denervated
- medieval
- voluntary
- complete
- fossil
- incomplete
- skinned
- disturbed
- human
- oldest
- aboriginal
- ancient
- isolated
