Also, on the first day, students are randomly grouped to begin investigating a forensic bone collection set (Sherlock Bones, Wards 2008) to determine the sex, height, race, and approximate age of the skeleton at the time of death.
A rare 4.4-million-year-old skeleton has drawn back the curtain of time to reveal the surprising body plan and ecology of our earliest ancestors.
" Now that you've got the skeleton of the car assembled, it's time to bring it to life.
"Courtney lost a ton of time for the Villains," yelled Jeff, as Courtney's skeleton nearly snapped in half, falling and bouncing on Annette.
In the skeleton, 'a tiny American' went '0.36 seconds into the lead and that's a big chunk of time'.
[New York Times] The skeleton of a Poughkeepsie schoolteacher reported missing by her husband in 1985 turned up in the walls of their old house.
During a relatively short excavation, our team recovered an extensive collection of 1550 hominin specimens, representing nearly every element of the skeleton multiple times, including many complete elements and morphologically informative fragments, some in articulation, as well as smaller fragments many of which could be refit into more complete elements.
So the retention parameters of Eq. 1 were used to calculate the total number of nuclear transformations (Bq s) in skeleton for each time period of the study.
For the first time, scientists have reconstructed the entire skeleton of this 200-pound marsupial, which died out some 46,000 years ago.
Cyphoma feeding scars on P. homomalla colonies averaged 12 cm in length, did not exceed 1 cm in width, and penetrated to the gorgonian skeleton 66% of the time [27], a depth of 0.4 cm (K. Whalen, pers. observation).
