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disarticulate
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Higher challenges: the hip disarticulation and transpelvic amputation levels.
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Yet the most intriguing aspects of the inter-textual relationship have to do with the images of resurrection and fragmentation from Tropico and how they inform Ballagas's disarticulation of the poetic voice in Jubilo.
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There is no information on loss of hard clam boxes either through disarticulation or their removal from various types of sediments by currents, predator or other factors.
Sustainability of northern quahogs (= hard clams) Mercenaria ... by Kraeuter, John N.; Flimlin, Gef; Kennish, Michael J.; Macaluso, Robert; Viggiano, Joette / Journal of Shellfish Research
 
 
 
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