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Lordosis is
historically defined as an
abnormal inward curvature of the
lumbar spine. However, the
terms lordosis and
lordotic are also used to refer...
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Lordosis behavior (/lɔːrˈdoʊsɪs/), also
known as
mammalian lordosis (Gr****
lordōsis, from
lordos "bent backward") or presenting, is the
naturally occurring...
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lordotic curving of the
cervical and
lumbar regions of the
spine is
called lordosis. It can
result from
degenerative disc disease;
developmental abnormalities...
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clinically as
lordosis,
refers to
abnormally bent
postures in the
backs of
humans and of quadrupeds,
especially horses.
Extreme lordosis can
cause physical...
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midface with a
flattened nasal bridge Spinal kyphosis (convex curvature) or
lordosis (concave curvature)
Varus (bowleg) or
valgus (knock knee)
deformities Frequent...
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ostensibly to
gauge the rate and
severity of rickets, scoliosis, and
lordosis in the po****tion. The
photos are
simple black-and-white
images of each...
- Penile–****l
intercourse Co****tion
Hormonal motivation Human reproduction Lordosis behavior Pelvic thrust ****uality
Plant ****uality
Animal ****uality Human...
- rump.
Female lemurs,
lorises and
galagos will
position themselves in the
lordosis pose
while female chimpanzees,
bonobos and some Old
World monkeys develop...
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signs she is
ready to mate. She
signals to him by
positioning herself in
lordosis with her tail to the side. Co****tion
typically lasts no more than 20 seconds...
- ****ual
intercourse Penile–****l
intercourse Co****tion
Human reproduction Lordosis behavior Pelvic thrust ****uality
Plant ****uality
Animal ****uality Human...
