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50118
Since camels can close their nostrils during windstorms, and virtually all aquatics can close their nostrils when immersed, the human nose seems inadequate...
DDeden
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Mar 1, 2009
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50119
... Sorry: I meant to say that if the English prints ("coastal sediments") were made in the same sort of soil as FwJj14E ("similar soft, wet, silt to fine ...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
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50120
Hi Nicole & Renato, ... I hope you both can come. Crete is a very lovely island. I'm not sure whether my wife can come. We seem to have troubles with Michael...
Marc Verhaegen
aquape
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Mar 1, 2009
2:18 pm
50121
... Not unlikely: IIRC, Elaine in one of her books said (all?) children have (rudiments of) nose-closing muscles. Not unlikely for slit-like nostrils. ... No...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
3:41 pm
50122
acquatic sporatic capasity ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
3:47 pm
50123
DDeden, I think there is at least some circumstantial evidence, that the ancestors of chimps, orangs and gorillas, had external (protruding) noses. One likely...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
6:28 pm
50124
Actually, the "why" could even have something to do with sandstorms, considering the likely prevalance of the trait in the Middle East, which has plenty of...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
6:30 pm
50125
Hi Marc, ... [snip] ... nostrils, I ... children have ... nostrils. As an adult, my nasal valves (as depicted in the anatomical sketch I just linked to, on an...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
6:36 pm
50126
P.S., I've also found myself closing my nasal valves, when faced with substantial dust (such as, dust stirred up while digging in dry soil, or wind-blown...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
6:46 pm
50127
As a visual aid, my nose's morphology isn't much different from David Tennet's nose. (The actor who presently plays the "Doctor Who" character, in the series...
Dan G.
dgplexus1
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Mar 1, 2009
6:54 pm
50128
After a quick check, it turns out this web page, with the image depicting the nasal valve, is hosted by Tel Aviv University. http://www.tau.ac.il Dan ... ...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
7:08 pm
50129
I recall that I also close my nasal valves, when I'm exposed to something in the air, that I don't want to enter my nose, such as a swarm of small flies...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
7:10 pm
50130
Note, here's a link to a video that shows an interviewee, who has a nose morphology, that I think is consistent with fully functional nasal valves: ...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
7:40 pm
50131
... nostrils. Possible. Ive heard of quadrupedal humans, humans with luxated eyeballs that pop out of the head and back, humans with tails, and numerous cleft...
DDeden
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Mar 1, 2009
8:18 pm
50132
I have never heard of this 'nasal valve', it seems to be merely the external nares of cartilage and/or fat/muscle tissue. I don't think it functions as a...
DDeden
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Mar 1, 2009
9:47 pm
50133
These valves are quite functional and easy to use, at least for me. Prior to my usage of a bromelain solution to shrink the cartilage, I could completely seal...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
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50134
Evolution of the human pygmy phenotype Perry GH & Dominy NJ 2009 TREE Small human body size, or the 'pygmy' phenotype, is characteristic of certain African,...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
10:01 pm
50135
... No, no, I need a hand to do this, some people don't (see Elaine's book), but since the nose was presumably longer & hawk-like & the prognathism more ...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
10:11 pm
50136
Hi Marc, Yes, I (and others) have what appear to be mild/vestigial parietal sagittal crests. (Something else you don't see in the human anatomy sketches.)...
Dan G.
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Mar 1, 2009
10:16 pm
50137
... Dan, isn't this about vasomotor rhinopathy? Google "cavernous plexus inferior nasal concha" or so? --Marc...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
10:20 pm
50138
... It's not that seldom, but it's no "crest" (for crests, see apes & apiths = for insertions of chewing muscles), it's called "keeling" (comparable to keels...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
10:38 pm
50139
... OK, I think I know +- what you mean. My first impression is that it's just an anatomic variation (possibly brought about by the different cartilages of ...
Marc Verhaegen
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Mar 1, 2009
10:49 pm
50140
http://anthropology.si.edu/humanorigins/ha/WT17k.html sagittal crest: Human Ancestors Hall: KNM WT 17000 (not actually human ancestor) Compare side profiles:...
DDeden
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Mar 1, 2009
11:02 pm
50141
... The picture's "nasal valve" caption doesn't point the inferior conchae? BTW, it seeems to me that the three turbinates/conchae, the 4 branchial arches, the...
DDeden
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Mar 1, 2009
11:08 pm
50142
... FWIW, I never looked up my own nose (or anyone else's) but I close something up there and can do somersaults or whatever underwater. However, to not have ...
Gerard Michael Burns
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Mar 2, 2009
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50143
http://www.colorado.edu/news/r/1124c0243883c267a7759da4bc4a2902.html no mammoth - too dry? no wetlands? woolly rhino not in area horses, mountain sheep,...
DDeden
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Mar 2, 2009
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50144
Brief History. I can't find very much info on these people at all, but they appear to be related to the San Bushmen, with a totally different way of life,...
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Mar 2, 2009
1:25 am
50145
http://blogs.sciencemag.org/origins/2009/02/is-a-handax-really-a-handax.html...
DDeden
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Mar 2, 2009
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50146
http://scienceblogs.com/notrocketscience/2008/05/funky_gibbons.php broken arms not rare... note amount of time spent in vertical upright posture (while mobile...
DDeden
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Mar 2, 2009
6:19 am
50147
... DD Everyone has nasal valves (four), they basically have a respiratory function, you probably only notice when the internal one is obstructed, resulting in...
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