The muscles on the right side of Omar's body were smaller than those on the left side due to <u>Hemihypertrophy.</u>
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A hereditary condition known as hemihypertrophy causes a person's body to expand excessively on one side compared to the other.
Because of continuing bone or soft tissue growth, one side of the body grows more quickly than the other.
Everyone who is affected can have a different appearance, and youngsters frequently have it.
One area of the body, like the legs, may be unaffected by the overgrowth. However, it might also affect the mouth, face, and limbs, among other body parts.
Although the gene that causes hemihypertrophy isn't always known, it can be passed on from parents to children.
Hemihypertrophy is frequently connected to chromosome 11 mutations in Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome.
It is called ecological succession, which can take up to a decade. It is a process of change in the species structure that occurs after a vast loss or extinction. Ecologists study how complexity is evident when a community is formed or occurrence takes place from an empty land or bare soil.
