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Nuclear moderator
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Vertebral column
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Subadult
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Auto-immune diseases
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Fenugreek
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Endoplasmic reticulum
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Cardiopathy
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Listeria
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Pixel
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Keplerian orbit
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Phytotherapy
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RC2
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Deep Space Network
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Telomere
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Abaca
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Lignite
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Arterial hypertension
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Mumps virus
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Radiosensitive
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Desertification
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American space shuttle
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Pyroclastic surge
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Granivore
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CEV
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Granulocyte
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Clay
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Hepcidin
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Polar body
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XOR
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Euphotic zone
Composite skeleton
A composite skeleton is one rebuilt using the remains of several individuals of the same species in order to create a complete, or nearly complete, skeleton.
Composite skeletons are used in zoology and palaeontology to rebuild and describe species that are only known from their fragmentary skeletons.
Composite skeleton of a Giraffatitan, one of the largest organisms to ever have roamed the earth. © Raimond Spekking, Wikimedia Commons CC by-sa 3.0 & GFDL
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