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Limb bones: thirty-four osteoderms (ROM-4057240599, 40620, 40600-40604 and 42190); one podial bone (ROM-40620).

This juvenile nervous system includes a ring nerve, radial nerves, and podial nerves associated with the tube feet (Hirokawa et al., 2008; Dupont et al., 2009).

And Zagajewskis humane, welcoming voice is just the one to think through it: he is a poet who eschews an academic tone, refuses to play linguistic games, and declines a podial manner, although he insists that the lyric can bring us above quotidian life even as this life grounds and innervates it.

1-2 thoracic neuropodial podial papillae, 0-2 thoracic subpodial papillae, 0-4 abdominal subpodial papillae, stomach papillae absent (Zhadan et al, 2015).

MULTAN -- Nepal Ambassador in Pakistan Bharat Raj Podial paid visits to Blue Pottery Institute, Craft Bazaar and historical Qasim Fort in the city on Friday and heaped praise on traditional items prepared by Multani craftsmen.

Most of the remaining unidentified and uncatalogued specimens are extremely fragmentary or represent difficult to identify bones, such as incomplete fish vertebrae, rodent vertebral epiphyses, or rodent podial elements.

MULTAN -- Nepal ambassador in Pakistan Bharat Raj Podial said on Thursday that there exist enormous potential to increase bilateral trade between Nepal and Pakistan and both countries can benefit from each other by increasing trade volume.

If tube-foot number (and therefore total area of podial support) varies isometrically with arm length, then the mass supported per tube foot and per unit podial cross-sectional area will be higher in larger sea stars, which might impair locomotion at larger body sizes.

Juvenile structures first became evident 77 days after fertilization (Table 1) in the form of podial buds exposed on the left side of the larva and a single pedicellaria at the base of the posterodorsal arms (Fig.

A network of neurites lined the podial epithelium (Fig.

These bundles correspond to the podial nerve, a branch of the ectoneural nervous system that innervates the tube feet.

Briefly, the larval arms bend away from the vestibule, from which the tube feet of the rudiment extend, allowing podial attachment to the substratum.