- Industry: Archaeology
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Small U-shaped bone of the throat supporting the vocal chords, and the site of the muscle attachments functioning in the control of fine movements of the lower jaw.
Industry:Archaeology
1) A chromosomal mutation involving a change in position of a chromosome segment (or segments) and the gene sequences it contains 2) In polypeptide synthesis, translocation is the movement of the ribosome, one codon at a time, along the mRNA toward the 3' end.
Industry:Archaeology
A method of assessing species abundance in faunal assemblages based on a calculation of the smallest number of animals necessary to account for all the identified bones. Usually calculated from the most abundant bone or tooth from either the left or right side of the animal.
Industry:Archaeology
A theory proposed by Francis Crick that proposes that the base at the 5' end of the anticodon (3' end of the codon) is not as constrained as the other two bases. This feature allows for less exact base pairing so that the 5' end of the anticodon can potentially pair with one of three different bases at the 3' end of the codon.
Industry:Archaeology
Examination of changes in individuals over a given time span.
Industry:Archaeology
Plant zygotes that show traits indicating chloroplast chomosomes from both parents are present and active.
Industry:Archaeology
The bony structure comprised of the sacrum and three paired bones: the ischimu, ilium, and pubis which fuse together in adults as paired innominates.
Industry:Archaeology
The scar left on the objective piece after a previous flake has been detached with step termination.
Industry:Archaeology
