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what is the name for developmental horizontal lines on the anterior teeth ? - Imbrication lines What feature boarders the occlusal of a posterior tooth - Marginal Ridges What are the pinpoint depressions where two or more grooves meet? - Developmental Pits What are two forms of mandibular second premolars ? - Tricanineate (3 cusp) Bicanineate (2 cusp) What is the term for a tooth with three roots ? - trifurcated What is the term for a tooth that does not replace a primary tooth? - Nonsucce...

Curvature of the CEJ is greater on _____ than _____. - mesial than distal the height of contour on all teeth is in the - cervical 3rd order of anatomical landmarks - cervixes ,trunk, furcation and apex 4 tissues of the tooth in order - 1. enamel 2. dentin 3. cementum 4. pulp term for rounded incisal extension's off the labial lobes found on newly erupted or unworn permeant incisor's teeth - mamelons how many lobes does a canine have - 3 facial 1 lingual what teeth are more likely to ...

canines (cuspids) - 2 pairs in anterior corners of mouth, responsible for holding, tearing, and piercing (also have the longest roots) Premolars - The teeth immediately behind the canines; used in chewing, grinding, and shearing food. The bicuspid teeth Molars - Back teeth that grind food; located nearest the TMJ joint five surfaces of teeth - 1. Labial-buccal-facial 2. lingual 3. distal 4. mesial 5. incisal-occlusal Functions of teeth - mastication (chewing), speech, aesthetics, the i...

mandibular arch - lower arch in the dentition marginal ridges - elevated areas of enamel that forms the mesial and distal borders of the lingual surface on the anterior teeth and the mesial borders of the distal borders of the occlusal surface of the posterior teeth maxillary arch - upper arch in the dentition mesial - surface of the tooth toward the midline middle third - the root of the tooth Is divided onto imaginary thirds with the area between the incisal third and the cervical third...

Maxillary central incisor tooth numbers are? - 8, 9 Maxillary lateral incisors tooth numbers are? - 7, 10 Eruption age is 8-9 years - Maxillary Laterals Tooth has 1 root, apex narrow and tapered - Maxillary Laterals Tooth is smaller, and more rounded - Maxillary Laterals Root-slight curve (tipping) to the distal - Maxillary Laterals 2nd most common tooth to get anomalies - Maxillary Laterals small, peg-shaped crown - Peg Lateral missing tooth bud, doesn't form - Agenesis Maxillary Cani...

The parts that comprise the periodontium include all the following EXCEPT: A. gingiva B. alveolar bone C. buccal mucosa D. periodontal ligaments - C. buccal mucosa The term Heterodont means: A. An animal that exhibits more than one tooth morphology B. An animal that exhibits no tooth morphology C. An animal that exhibits only one tooth morphology D. An animal exhibits two successive sets of teeth - A. An animal that exhibits more than one tooth morphology A cuff-like band of stratifie...

What is Fissure? - Development groove resulting form on imperfect union where lobes come together. What is Fossa? - Shallow rounded or angular depression What is Furcation? - Dividing point of a multriooted tooth. What is Lobes? - Separated parts that comes together to form a tooth What is Mamelons? - Three bulges on incisal edge of newly erupted central and lateral incisor. What are mixed dentition? - Period when both primary and permanent teeth are present When does mixed started? - 6 t...

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1. Which of these are spore-producing structures? A) sporanguim of a moss B) antheridium of a moss or fern C) archegonium of a moss or fern D) gametophyte of a moss - A) sporanguim of a moss 2. Which of the following is true of the life cycle of mosses? A) The haploid generation grows on the sporophyte generation. B) Spores are primarily distributed by water currents. C) Antheridia and archegonia are produced by gametophytes. D) The sporophyte generation is dominant. - C) Antheridia and...

What is likely to become the next greatest environmental problem of this century? - Impending water crisis Why is conservation biology described as a "crisis discipline"? - Analogous to study of AIDS in epidemiology. What is the most common way alien plants are introduced to Hawaii today? - mass transportation by ships & airplanes (accidental & deliberate) What is an invasive species? - Alien (non-native) species that adversely affects the habitat they invade environmentally, economical...

Blade - The leaf-like structure of Brown Algae. Holdfast - The root-like structure of Brown Algae. Stipe - The stem-like structure of Brown Algae. Alginate - A material that makes up the cell wall of Brown Algae. Alternation of Generation - Alternation between sexual and asexual phase in the life cycle of an organism. Photoautotroph/Photosynthetic - An organism that produces its own food via a light source. Heterotrophic - Organisms that get food by consumption, not light. Mixotrophic - ...

bipolar 2: hypomania w/ intense depression, still able to function at work/social bipolar disorder - mood disorder when one experiences both manic & depressed episodes bottom up - processing sensory info as it comes in achievement- self efficiency - expectation that your efforts will lead to success affiliation need - need to belong positive- motivates us to seek connections w/ others, ppl w/ social connections experience less depression negative- social exclusion activates the same regio...

directionality problem - a problem encountered in correlational studies; the researchers find a relationship between two variables, but they cannot determine which variable may have caused changes in the other variable observer bias - systematic errors in observation that occur because of an observer's expectations selection bias - in an experiment, unintended differences between the participants in different groups; it could be caused by nonrandom assignment to groups confirmation bias -...

the current interglacial is warmer or colder than 125000 years ago - warmer living on or over the shelf - neritic living past the shelf - oceanic living off the bottom - pelagic living on the bottom - benthic neritic exposed to air - intertidal neritic not exposed to air - subtidal The study of interactions between organisms and their environment - ecology characteristics of ecosystems - structure and function structure (composition) - biotic and abiotic components, conditions function...

The ________ are the site of sperm and hormone production. - testes The __________ are the site of sperm maturation and storage. - epididymis A set of social and behavioral norms that dictate how we should think, speak, dress, and interact within the context of society. A. Gender identity B. Gender role C. Sexual orientation - B. Gender role An individual's physical and/or emotional attraction to the same and/or opposite gender. A. Gender identity B. Gender role C. Sexual orientation ...

plasmogamy - Mycelia of different types fuse together in plasmogamy (a stage where two parent mycelia fuse but the nuclei do not fuse) to form a dikaryotic mycelium that grows quickly and crowds out the haploid parental mycelia. The dikaryotic mycelium forms compact masses that develop into basidiocarps. These basidiocarps are fruiting bodies that arise in response to environmental stimuli. Basidium/Basidiospore - The basidiocarp contains basidia (singular: basidium) cells where karyogamy ...

First full internet connection was made between _____ & _____ with message "Login" but it crashed at the "g" (_____ & _____ would be sight #3 & #4) - UCLA & Stanford, ... UCSB & Utah Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn published "A Protocol for Packet Network Interconnection" which specified in detail the design of a __________ in ____ - Transmission Control Program (TCP) in 1974 (solved biggest issue the internet faced in 1970s - no common language) One of the main functions of protocols: - Facil...

Charlemagne - King of the Franks (r. 768-814); emperor (r. 800-814). Through a series of military conquests he established the Carolingian Empire, which encompassed all of Gaul and parts of Germany and Italy. Illiterate, though started an intellectual revival. Marco Polo - () Italian explorer and author. He made numerous trips to China and returned to Europe to write of his journeys. He is responsible for much of the knowledge exchanged between Europe and China during this time period. Cal...

What is Saturation Vapor Pressure? - when the rate of water molecules entering the liquid is equal to the rate of water molecules leaving the liquid How does saturation vapor pressure vary with temperature? - As temperature increases, water molecules escape more frequently causing the equilibrium water vapor pressure to rise Latent heat - the heat required to convert a solid into a liquid or vapor, or a liquid into a vapor, without change of temperature. Heat Capacity - The amount of heat ...

Which one of these is not part of the epidemiologic health triangle? A. Environment B. Agent C. Human D. Animal - B Which one of the following is the vector for lyme disease? A. White legged tick B. Black legged tick C. Rainbow legged tick D. Mouse tick - B What term refers to new, uncontrolled growth of cells? A. Hypertrophy B. Metaplasia C. Dysplasia D. Neoplasia - D Heat, swelling, and tenderness/pain are all characteristic signs of: A. Immunology B. Inflammation C. Death D. Weakne...