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urinary bladders.: p. 474 Many turtles, tortoises, and
lizards have
proportionally very
large bladders.
Charles Darwin noted that the
bladder of the Galapagos...
- The
Bladder Festival or
Bladder Feast (Nakaciuq "something done with
bladders" or
Nakaciuryaraq "the
process of
doing something with
bladders" in Yup'ik)...
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sharks and rays do not have swim
bladders, as they
belong to a
completely different evolutionary clade.
Without swim
bladders to
modular buoyancy, most cartilaginous...
- Fuel
bladders or fuel
storage bladders are a type of flexi-bag used as a fuel container. They are collapsible,
flexible storage bladders (also
known as...
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Bladder cancer is the
abnormal growth of
cells in the
bladder.
These cells can grow to form a tumor,
which eventually spreads,
damaging the
bladder and...
- to the bottom.
Pneumatic bladders,
known as
dunnage bags, are used to
stabilize cargo within a container.
Pneumatic bladders are used in
medical research...
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Bladder training, also
known as
scheduled voiding and
bladder re-education is
urinating at
specific times of the day. It is used as a
first line treatment...
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bladder stone is a
stone found in the
urinary bladder.
Bladder stones are
small mineral deposits that can form in the
bladder. In most
cases bladder stones...
- balloons—known as "
bladders"—which are
concealed beneath the
surface of foam
latex or
similar prosthetics.
Attached to the
bladders is a
system of tubing...
- up
bladder in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The
bladder (or
urinary bladder) is an
organ that
collects urine for
excretion in animals.
Bladder may...