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While the bones of this joint may fracture, they rarely become dislocated. The articular capsule and accessory ligaments of this

nignag [31]

Answer:

Hip joint

Explanation:

Coxofemoral joint or hip joint. This joint joins the femoral head with the cotyloid cavity of the iliac or coxal bone. Together with the sacrum and the coccyx, both iliacs form a bony waist called the pelvis.

Joint capsule: It is a fibrous cuff that is inserted into the bone perimeter of the cotyloid cavity and the neck of the femur. The capsule is upholstered by a synovial.

Iliofemoral or Bertín: It is inserted in the anterior inferior iliac spine. It is directed downwards through two upper or iliopretrochanteric F.s: it is inserted in front of the facsimiles: F. lower trochanter major or iliopretrochanteric: it is inserted in front of the smaller trochanter.

Pubofemoral: It is inserted into iliopectine eminence, it ends in retrocantineal depression.

Ischio-femoral: It is located on the back of the joint. It originates in the subcotiloid canal and in the periarticular impeller. It ends on the inner side of the greater trochanter (in front of the digital pit).

- Round ligament

- Capsuar ligament.

Round ligament: Measures 3 cm long. It is intraarticular. It extends from the femoral head to the ischiopubial recess of the iliac. It has three fascicles Anterior ends at the anterior end of the recess. Medium ends in the transverse ligament of the Posterior acetabulum passes under the transverse ligament and joins the bone outside the notch.

The round ligament has an artery inside it that supplies the head of the femur. This artery is the branch of the obturator artery. The bottom of the acetabulum, head of the thorn femurllion of the ischium, iliac spine is removed.

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3 years ago

The diagram above shows a wind turbine. What steps are involved in a wind turbine producing electricity?

cricket20 [7]

Answer:

C IS CORRECT

Explanation:

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3 years ago

"Draw a pedigree for hitchhiker’s thumb. Your pedigree should cover at least two generations and include both dominant and reces

igor_vitrenko [27]

Answer and Explanation:

First, you need to know how to interpret a pedigree representation.

Family members

→ Individuals are represented with geometrical figures.

→ Males are squares

→ Females are circles

Trait/Phenotype

→ Healthy/normal/not affected individuals are represented with empty figures

→ Affected/mutated individuals are represented with solid black figures

Generations

→ Each file is represented with a roman number, indicating the Generation.

Now, what we need to do is to draw a pedigree for a hitchhiker’s thumb. We know that this is an autosomal dominant trait, which we will represent with an H. No hitchhiker's thumb is the recessive trait, and it will be represented with an h.

Our pedigree should cover at least two generations and include both dominant and recessive forms of the trait.

We can cross two heterozygous individuals, Hh, who are the first generation in our pedigree.
This cross will result in a woman and a man with No hitchhiker's thumb, another man with a hitchhiker's thumb, HH, and another woman with a hitchhiker's thumb, Hh. These individuals will represent the second generation in the pedigree.
Finally, we can cross the man with No hitchhiker's thumb, hh, with a woman who does not have a hitchhiker's thumb either, hh. And the woman with a hitchhiker's thumb, Hh, with a man with a hitchhiker's thumb, HH. The result of these crosses will be the third generation.

The representation would be like following,

I → First-generation: First cross

Man Hh (1)
Woman Hh (2)

II → Second-Generation: F1 and second crosses

Man hh (3) x Woman hh (4)
Woman hh (5)
Man HH (6)
Woman Hh (7) x Man HH (8)

III → Third-Generation:

A boy (9) and a girl (10) hh
A girl (11) HH

You will find this pedigree in the attached files. In this example, we included three generations. The first one belongs to the grandparents, the second one to parents, aunts/uncles, and the third one to grandchildren.

If you draw another pedigree, remember to include

the figures representing males and females,
color and H/h representing the phenotype,
Roman numbers representing the generations, and optional, numbers naming each member.

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3 years ago

On a phylogenetic tree, what does a branch represent? nothing any taxon (named group a population through time a splitting event

Romashka [77]

A branch point on a phylogenetic tree is a separation point, from where a lineage is evolved into a new different lineage. The basal taxon is the unbranched lineages which evolved from the root.

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2 years ago

Inside a non-dividing nucleus, you will see a mass of tangled DNA and protein called

nata0808 [166]

Answer:

Chromatin

Explanation:

Chromatin means "chroma" in Greek. It can be found in eukaryotic cells with non-dividing nucleus. They make up the chromosomes of cells during cell division. The fibers of chromatin consists of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and proteins (histones and non-histones).

It is said that chromatins got their name owing to their bright colors when mixed with dye. This was found by scientists who inspected it under a microscope.

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2 years ago