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hospital day 3. did more tests. ultrasound and blood tests. the ultrasound hurt like a bitch cause my pelvic area is still extremely bloated and swollen. pain stop when?

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2021-08-11

Feet added to the sculpt.

Interestingly, I feel the pelvic region is a bit off now that there are stompers completing the look.

It's amazing how the entire feel can change when you add in the missing limbs.

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2021-07-30

hi, sorry for english.
if you pull the pelvic bones and the ones above it backward, it will help.
makes the pelvic section look better

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2021-07-17

Ornithischians breathed a bit like crocodiles, in that muscles originating on the pelvic girdle pulled on the thoracic peritoneum to generate negative pressure and draw in air (unlike us mammals, who use a diaphragm attached to the ribs to do the same). 🎨 from paper.

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2021-07-10

These morphologies reveal key information on the evolution of the ornithischian body plan. Tucki represents the very early steps in the evolution of a unique ventilation mechanism, the ‘pelvic bellows’ model.

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2021-07-06

Even if they got a donated uterus that their body didn’t reject they’d still have a pelvic problem giving birth.

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2021-06-27

Pelvic floor weakness (hypotonic) is a common cause for incontinence, while tension (hypertonic) often leads to pelvic pain. Did you know that dancers can have tight pelvic floors from overused muscles? Learn more in this multiswipe!

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2021-06-10

"the conserved mammalian endocrine system strongly constrains the evolution of the pattern of pelvic differences but enables rapid evolutionary change of the magnitude of sexual dimorphism, which in turn facilitated rapid increase in hominin brain size" https://t.co/6ZFMPpYlpT

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2021-05-30

A nonstandard anatomical view: a left-sagittal view of the female pelvic organs.

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2021-05-08

sooo lets do this. lets design a fish. I need 8 species in the comments.
1.Bodyform
2.Head
3.caudal fin
4.pectoral fins
5.dorsal fin/s
6. pelvic fins
7.anal fin
8.pattern

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2021-05-01

The fossils from Caune de l'Arago, France, were interpreted as the European H. erectus -- in part because the Arago 44 hip bone has a similar form to OH 28. This idea of H. erectus pelvic morphology was bootstrapped without any fossils connected to heads.

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2021-03-28

Black bull’s Vice Captain, Nacht.
Aaaaaaa I’m simp! Hahaha

I’m having sever pelvic pain these days 😭 I’m so glad I was able to draw again hehe

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2021-03-24

If you keep looking at bones eventually you’ll find something! Check out these amazing pelvic girdles. The thin, wingless central portion of the girdle appears to be a derived character for the flasher wrasses (but not in other pseudocheilines).

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2021-03-23

Rhodes et al. reconstruct novel pelvic myology of dinosaurian taxa and assess trends in muscle attachment site area across the theropod phylogeny

Read the full article https://t.co/E5YJuGnh6E

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2021-03-04

Holy shit i didn't think pelvic bulges were real! I thought it was just a hentai fantasy!

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2021-02-25

ayo me and used our absolutely ginormous brains to determine that
Marina has anterior pelvic tilt, and a posture corrector for it :0!!

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2021-02-02

Issue 10 SNEAK PEEK

Why is fixing pelvic girdle pain not enough? Learn how the framework can help describe conditions & inform comprehensive, patient-centred plans!

Feature artwork: student Alexandra Ho 🎨

FEB 4th: https://t.co/I6FVf3iUnw

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2021-01-28

GOD I thought I had just, like, made it up in my head that Prowl had a sexy red hourglass on his pelvic armor like some kinda black widow

I did NOT

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2021-01-27

Australia's salamanderfish (Lepidogalaxias salamandroides) is an odd one - this cylindrical-bodied fish can 'stand' on its pelvic/pectoral fins and also bend its neck to the side at a right angle, compensating for eyes that can't move independently

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2021-01-11

Fossils of Australopithecus and Homo were all obligate bipeds, but their pelvic remains do exhibit some differences. Australopithecus sediba blurs the boundary. With its Homo-like pelvis, this species may be a closer human relative.

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2021-01-10