Answer:
tells drivers that they are going the wrong way up a one-way ramp or that they should not enter
<span>Genes are the main cause of a Carabelli Cusp.
This is a condition where there is an additional cusp on the first molar of the
tooth and become less pronounce when progressing to the second and third
molars. In some cases, the cusps' forms included pits, ridges, and furrows. <span>
<span>The Carabelli
Cusp is a condition most common in Europeans and rarest in the Pacific Islands.
It is an inherited feature from a homozygote or a heterozygote gene that can be
present or absent in some
individuals. It was
discovered in the year 1842 by Georg Carabelli, a court dentist of the Austrian
Emperor Franz. </span></span></span>
D would be my answer. But it depends on the situation and work environment.
severe pain and tenderness.
bruising and swelling.
difficulty moving the hand or arm.
the wrist or arm being an odd shape.
a snap or grinding noise at the time of injury.
bleeding (if the bone has damaged the skin) – sometimes the bone may poke through the skin.
tingling and numbness.
