Fatigue failure of the large plate specimen including the whole FSW joint part occurred at the lowest hardness location in the HAZ.
The stress distribution near the edge of the specimen and in the lower part of the specimen, including the initial fracturing area and healed plane, was influenced by the lower end cap of the experimental apparatus.
The best-supported is the type species, P. longiceps, based on the well-preserved specimen including the first-known skull found by S. W. Williston.
The specimen page (2 in Figure 1) assembles varied data about source of each specimen including the specimen's donor and identifier, taxonomy, collection data (including geospatial coordinates and digital images), the repository and catalog number of the voucher specimen.
A 12 × 15-mm specimen including the fracture was excised, with the patient's informed consent.
When feasible, the whole carcass should be properly stored as a museum voucher specimen, including the skeleton, for future reference.
Table 3 outlines the axial compression bending fatigue results for each specimen, including the applied load, the cycles to failure, and failure mode.
Complete study of the entire specimen, including the cell block, is warranted, since what one interprets as malignant, could have different features in another part of the sample.
Complete study of the entire specimen, including the cell blocks is also recommended since different cell components may be represented in different cell preparations.
Each specimen was sectioned transversely, perpendicular to the lumen, into 4 mm blocks, starting from the specimen base, and then, progressing distally until the whole specimen, including the bifurcation, was cut.
