Lisa and Shirley, because upbringing has more of an impact than genes
Well, contour lines are used to signify a three-dimensional image of a flat surfaces. They are commonly used on topographic maps. Here contour lines connect continuous points of equal elevation. There is a connection between the change of height and the relative change of distance. If you move from one contour line to another then there is a change of height. The closer the lines are the 'faster' the height changes, and thus the 'steeper' the terrain. The further apart the contour lines are, the greater distance over which height changes, the slope is gentler.
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.
Crab in Rocky shore By rock pools - deep in ocean as they get older
Typical day - just shuffle along the rocks
To get food - from rock pools use claws to get fish
As they get bigger, they eat protozoa, diatoms and smaller crabs that live on the ocean floor. When the crabs reach 2 to 4 years of age, they move to deeper water where they join the adult crabs that eat worms, clams, mussels, snails and sea urchins. They also eat sand dollars, barnacles, fish parts and algae.
Hard shell is their protection and claws as a defends mechanism
PredAtors - possibly birds while on shore but bigger fish on ocean floor
