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- soft osteodentin, but the active edges are supplemented by a unique hypermineralized tissue called pleromin. Pleromin is an extremely hard enamel-like tissue...
- Badiei, A; Fazzalari, NL; Kuliwaba, JS (2012). "Increased proportion of hypermineralized osteocyte lacunae in osteoporotic and osteoarthritic human trabecular...
- (outflow vent), which has the form of a simple hole. Sphaerocoeliids are hypermineralized, with a skeleton of loose calcareous ****ules cemented together in...
- groups described as "inozoans", a name referring to sponges with a hypermineralized calcitic skeleton independent from their ****ules. Stellispongiids...
- representing a Panthal****an seamount. Over 60 valid genera of small hypermineralized Mesozoic sponges have been described as stromatoporoids based on their...
- produced the oldest remains of this long-lasting form, with both flat, hypermineralized teeth and ridged scales recovered from the formation. Hybodus H. cf...
- tooth plate but acts largely as a structural component. Pleromin is hypermineralized and provides most of the strength of the tooth plate. Outer dentin...
- pairs on the upper (vomerine and palatine), which bear tooth-like hypermineralized areas known as tritors. The patterning of the tritors is used to distinguish...
- analysis of these teeth revealed that the front of the cavities had hypermineralized areas, possibly indicating the usage of analgesics. Many of the teeth...
- they, and other ****cetids, were semi-aquatic like protocetids. Hypermineralization occurs in all regions of the skeleton; in particular, the long bones...