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Cutaneous diseases of the paw

Clinics in Dermatology, 1983
Cutaneous disorders of the paw remain a challenging clinical entity. The presenting appearance of the various etiologies is often amazingly similar. However, by using a standardized diagnostic method, one can systemically rule in or out the more common causes and objectively establish a working differential diagnosis.
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PAW PREFERENCE IN RATS

Journal of Basic and Clinical Physiology and Pharmacology, 2002
We applied a food-reaching test to investigate paw preference in 114 Spraque-Dawley rats and to determine whether a correlation exists between paw preference and gender. We found that 70.2% of rats were right-pawed, 19.3% were left-pawed, and 11.9% were ambidextrous.
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Is dried paw-paw leaf a psychoactive substance

IFE PsychologIA, 2007
While many studies have looked at the prevalence and pattern as well as effects of drug abuse and dependence among Nigerians, the use of dried paw-paw leaf as a psychoactive substance has not been investigated. This study examines the attitude and perception towards dried paw-paw leaf as a psychoactive substance among purposive sampled drug users who ...
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Paws for thought

Nursery World, 2018
Animal therapy is becoming increasingly popular in the early years. Ruth Beattie finds out why
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Paw

2022
Harry Scott, Juan Marti, Philip Witte
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The Cat’s-Paw

2017
In the decades before the Civil War many Southerners argued that their slaveholding region should expand territorially beyond the boundaries of the United States into Latin America and the Caribbean, especially Cuba. Instead, during the Civil War the Confederacy renounced the capture any new territory in the Americas.
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