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| Explanation of blunt (adjective) forms: blunter; more blunt; bluntest; most blunt; the bluntest; the most blunt not sharp Sample of blunt Blunt trauma, for example a blow with a heavy object; may cause a laceration to the skin.
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| Explanation of thoracic cavity (noun) form: no plural the chest cavity Sample of thoracic cavity The thoracic cavity contains the heart and lungs.
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| Explanation of hemi- (preffix) denotes a half of the body Sample of hemi- The left cerebral hemisphere controls the right side of the body.
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| Explanation of deoxygenated blood (noun) form: no plural blood which contains very little oxygen Sample of deoxygenated blood Veins carry deoxygenated blood.
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| Explanation of bicuspid (adjective) having two cusps or parts Sample of bicuspid The mitral valve is a bicuspid valve.
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| Explanation of behavior (noun) form: no plural actions exhibited by an organism in response to its environment Sample of behavior Animals exhibit mating behavior in order to find a partner.
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| Explanation of muscle (noun) form plural: muscles body tissue made of groups of muscle fibers that contract to allow movement Sample of muscle There are 3 muscle types: smooth, striated and cardiac.
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| Explanation of morphological (adjective) of the structural form Sample of morphological Morphological differences exist between members of different species.
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| Explanation of circulate (verb) forms: circulated; circulated; circulating to move around Sample of circulate Blood circulates around the body in blood vessels.
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| Explanation of eliminate (verb) forms: eliminated; eliminated; eliminating to eject waste products Sample of eliminate The kidneys and urinary tract eliminate metabolic waste products from the blood.
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