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Thermal Conductivity in Mortar Samples with Copper Mine Tailings. [PDF]
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Improvement of Environment and Mechanical Behaviour of Filling Material of Phosphate Solid Waste Using Natural Fibre. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Liu D, Ke C, Wu F, Zheng Y.
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Why should Black-tailed Godwits still winter in West-Africa if Southern Iberia is just as good?
, 2014 Joslyn Hooijmeijer +3 more
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Placement of Thickened Tailings : Adoption of a Rheology-Oriented Model for Slope Predictions
, 2013 Deniz Dagli
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Returns within Fashion E-Tailing
, 2019 Fredrik Schmidt, Christoffer Nordberg
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British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1994
There is confusion about the entity known as "human tail". Two cases of different types of human tails (caudal appendage) are presented and the differences between these two types, the potential aetiology of these abnormalities, and the literature on the subject reviewed.
K, Ohara, K, Nakamura
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There is confusion about the entity known as "human tail". Two cases of different types of human tails (caudal appendage) are presented and the differences between these two types, the potential aetiology of these abnormalities, and the literature on the subject reviewed.
K, Ohara, K, Nakamura
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1980
Two children and one infant with a "human tail" are presented. The patho-embryology of this medical curiosity is briefly discussed. Treatment is usually unnecessary but resection of part of the coccyx together with the "tail" may become indicated by coccygodynia or for aesthetic reasons.
J A, Bar-Maor, K M, Kesner, J K, Kaftori
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Two children and one infant with a "human tail" are presented. The patho-embryology of this medical curiosity is briefly discussed. Treatment is usually unnecessary but resection of part of the coccyx together with the "tail" may become indicated by coccygodynia or for aesthetic reasons.
J A, Bar-Maor, K M, Kesner, J K, Kaftori
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