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Anatomy @ New York Tech on Twitter: "D.O. student Shannon Odell (OMS II) worked with Dr. Nikos Solounias @NYITCOMDO on the pedal phalanges across mammals. She brought real bones to demonstrate their
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Anatomy and Evolution of the Giraffe : Nikos Solounias : 9781527586864 : Blackwell's
