A post-mortem examination uncovered bruises, cuts and abrasions on her body as well as two distinct bite marks on her head.
How did Kwementyaye come to have abrasions and swelling on his face, arms, forehead and leg and a 3cm laceration on the back of his head?
He found extensive abrasions on canines and incisors, the sharp teeth at the front of their mouths.
The institute's engineers, led by Fiodor Wischnjewsky, thought that adding a suitably fine powder to an old engine's oil would effect continuous running repairs by filling in tiny cracks and abrasions in the cylinders and pistons.
Rather, it encourages readers to think about workplace conflicts over race and religion as "identity abrasions" that can happen to anyone.
Injuries encountered in deceleration can range from shock, concussions, abrasions, sprains, skin tears, and internal-organ ruptures to fractured bones, respiratory and circulatory arrest, hemorrhages, and organ damage.
Though perfectly suited to the ocean deep, their delicate black or translucent skins are no match for the abrasions and pressures changes sustained during capture.
Infection of healthy animals takes place through the ingestion of contaminated food or by direct entrance of brucellae through abrasions of the skin or through the mucous membrane of the eyes.
The human skin obviously has great inherent powers of resistance to infection, for most cuts and abrasions heal quickly, though often they are smothered with potentially pathogenic microorganisms.
Injuries such as superficial burns, abrasions, or cuts do not affect the ridge structure or alter the dermal papillae, and the original pattern is duplicated in any new skin that grows.
Four of the talons bear multiple edge-smoothed cut marks and eight have polished facets or abrasions.
