Answer:
The correct option is <u>C:</u> Posterior clinoid processes and dorsum sellae.
Explanation:
An Anteroposterior (AP) axial projection (Towne method) is a <em>radiograph of the skull</em> used to evaluate and demonstrate the <em>presence or state of fractures</em>.
Structures that can be seen are the entire <u>occipital bone</u>, the <u>petrous part of the pyramids</u>, and the <em>foramen magnum</em>. Through this last one, there can be seen the dorsum sellae and the posterior clinoid processes.
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I would say all three describes the Sahara. Dry, thin soil sounds like sand, which is the soil in the Sahara Desert. This ecosystem definitely has a small amount of rain; that's what defines a desert. Along with that, the Sahara is also very diverse, inhabited by many organisms, from bugs, snakes, and other reptiles to rabbits, jackals, foxes, and even camels. Hope this helps!
Answer:
First level consumer
Explanation:
First level consumers eat plants eat producers that make their own food, therefore making the mouse a first level or primary consumer.
The brain is a part of the central nervous system together with the spinal chord.
The other part of the nervous system is the peripheral nervous system which is consisted of nerves and ganglions.
Humans own their ability of speech to the three areas in the brain.
Broca's area is essential for forming words, Wernicke's area helps us understand the meaning of words and the arcuate fasciculus connects these two areas and gives speech coherence.
