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1 ns (median distance of 15 feet; range, 15-20 feet).

2 h individual wave heights of 27.7 meters (91 feet).

3 multiple body parts (residual arm, lips, and feet).

4 ear and toe PPG feet, and finger and toe PPG feet.

5 al and residential structures in D.C. to 130 feet.

6 ght-bearing computed tomography (CT) of both feet.

7 direct apposition to sustentacular cell end feet.

8 redirected later with crossed than uncrossed feet.

9 zed by the loss of central rays of hands and feet.

10 t adhesive secretions released by their tube feet.

11 nterfollicular epithelium, the tail, and the feet.

12 and congenital contractures of the hands and feet.

13 is between 10 and 20 trillion standard cubic feet.

14 a fall history from those more sure on their feet.

15 h the ice blocks via sensors placed on their feet.

16 t and find its skeletal correlate in hominin feet.

17 fer to subsequent task performance with bare feet.

18 d without wearing flat, rigid soles on their feet.

19 tinas, with greatest expression at their end feet.

20 t the apoptotic program, resulting in webbed feet.

21 elicit sensations referred to their missing feet.

22 a, feeding difficulties, and small hands and feet.

23 vertical supports with strongly dorsiflexed feet.

24 endent estimates of 1.8 and 2.3 million acre-feet.

25 with high levels of inflammation in healthy feet.

26 ns, or active lesions on the face, hands, or feet.

27 ving her bilateral hands, wrist, ankles, and feet.

28 er limb dysplasia), who use tools with their feet.

29 n in ground reaction force (GRF) through the feet.

30 o measure the level of force applied by both feet.

31 ented them from gripping branches with their feet.

32 ities, including palms of hands and soles of feet.

33 ckened, red, and scaly skin on the hands and feet.

34 legs (0.51) and poor in the abdomen (0.08), feet (0.09), and fingers (0.27).

35 opening jars or bottles (11%), tingling toes/feet (10%), and trouble walking stairs or standing up (9

36 e time of the physical examination, he was 5 feet 11 inches tall and weighed 194 pounds.

37 They also more often reported tingling toes/feet (29% v 14%; P = .0127) compared with those treated

38 yl nucleophiles, result in the formation of [FeEt(3) ](-) .

39 ty studies demonstrate the effectiveness of [FeEt(3) ](-) in rapidly and selectively forming the cros

40 m a dialysis center at an altitude of <2,000 feet (600 m) to one at a higher elevation.

41 the altitude group) and 25,345 were 250-500 feet (75-150 m; the control group).

42 Of these moves, 5,274 were >/=3,000 feet (900 m; the altitude group) and 25,345 were 250-500

43 l nocturnal dyspnea, swelling of the legs or feet, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, melena, or hemat

44 ymptoms of sepsis (leg pains, cold hands and feet, abnormal skin colour) that first developed at a me

45 vacant lots totaling over 7.8 million square feet (about 725,000 m(2)) were greened from 1999 to 2008

46 urfaces (mucosal sites) and on the hands and feet (acral sites) in people throughout the world.

47 was remarkable in revealing small hands and feet (acromesomelia).

48 unclear how the mechanical properties of the feet affect balance.

49 by congenital contractures of the hands and feet, along with distinctive facial features, including

50 consistently in the hands, but often in the feet also.

51 Responders walked 25 feet an average of 24%-45% faster than nonresponders.

52 Patients<5 feet and >or=5 feet tall received 1 mg and 2 mg OVB dail

53 ons, such as mitten deformities of hands and feet and aggressive epithelial cancers.

54 gement of the lips, tongue, nose, hands, and feet and are diagnosed by elevated insulin-like growth f

55 the choroid plexus and at the astrocytic end feet and defects in the synthesis of cerebrospinal fluid

56 lexus but is expressed in the astrocytic end feet and ependymal cells.

57 ds, transporting fish eggs attached to their feet and feathers, yet empirical support for this is lac

58 halamic somatotopy showed a large overlap of feet and hand representations in the PD patients.

59 he extremity associated with desquamation of feet and hands, and red eyes, may suggest atypical form

60 ircumoral nerve ring, digestive system, tube feet and innervation of interossicular muscles.

61 ne disorder that affects joints of hands and feet and introduces injury in secondary organs such as c

62 ses to constant painful paraesthesias in the feet and later the hands.

63 oot or in minimal shoes, and may protect the feet and lower limbs from some of the impact-related inj

64 d faeces; different strains were detected in feet and mouths.

65 ., apical muscle) and appendages (e.g., tube feet and papulae).

66 inas, TRPV4 colocalized with AQP4 in the end feet and radial processes of Muller astroglia.

67 tion beneath soft contacting objects such as feet and shoe outsoles at high frame rates has numerous

68 ar in early childhood and are accompanied by feet and spine defects.

69 account for the adhesion properties of gecko feet and the brilliant color variation of butterfly wing

70 Counting magnetic flux through the feet and the ribbon-swept area reveals that the rope's c

71 of flatfoot disorders, the design of robotic feet and the study of foot function in locomotion.

72 erebriform collagenomas on the soles of both feet and varicose veins in early childhood, in the absen

73 ed pain and heat in the extremities (usually feet and/or hands), with pain attacks triggered by heat

74 Paresthesias (hands and feet) and tinnitus showed significant three- to four-fol

75 re taken not </=0.305 m (1 foot), 0.914 m (3 feet), and 1.829 m (6 feet) from the patient's head duri

76 n effects for different effectors (hands and feet), and for pictures and words, across the time cours

77 bipedal walker has identical carboxylic acid feet, and "steps" along an isotactic hydroxyl-group-deri

78 racterized by short stature, small hands and feet, and cardiac defects.

79 nic DCs migrated to the spleen, liver, lung, feet, and draining lymph nodes.

80 dothelial apoptosis, misguided astrocyte end feet, and dysregulation of lipoxygenase/cyclooxygenase,

81 ly re-established perivascular astrocyte end-feet, and enhanced spinal cord motor neuron survival.

82 T), ear and finger PPG feet, ear and toe PPG feet, and finger and toe PPG feet.

83 status and body sites, including the scalp, feet, and groin.

84 isk >12 times (OR 12.43) whereas knee, back, feet, and hip involvement increased the risk 60 times (O

85 F. necrophorum persisted on footrot diseased feet, and in mouths and faeces; different strains were d

86 ibial hemimelia, preaxial polydactyly of the feet, and intellectual disability.

87 en responses to body effectors (e.g., hands, feet, and limbs) and object effectors (e.g., hammers, co

88 is, leading to overcontraction of the hands, feet, and orofacial muscles and other joints of the body

89 ion score, timed Gower score, time to run 30 feet, and serum creatine kinase [CK] level) and with non

90 emporomandibular joints, small joints of the feet, and tenosynovial locations.

91 rain barrier (BBB) integrity, astrocytic end-feet, and the expression of astrocytic gap junction and

92 and blisters on infected individuals' hands, feet, and throats to infections with severe neurological

93 in brain slices and in vivo, occurred in end feet, and were increased by G protein-coupled receptor a

94 vel (SL), Denver altitude (DA) (1609 m [5280 feet]), and severe high altitude (HYP) ( approximately 5

95 back pain, lower extremity (hips, knees, and feet/ankles combined) pain, and no pain.

96 tic facial features, hirsutism, and hand and feet anomalies, with the first patient being milder than

97 complexation, followed by stoppering, i.e., feet are added to the rig.

98 Its feet are identified unambiguously with conjugate coronal

99 contractions that progressively reduce basal feet area.

100 body parts used as action effectors (hands, feet, arms, and legs), (2) noneffector body parts (chest

101 nical sign is weakness in the lower legs and feet, associated with muscle atrophy and gait defects.

102 ability, and re-established perivascular end-feet astrocytes in symptomatic ALS mice may represent BS

103 microgliosis, and enhanced perivascular end-feet astrocytes were also determined in spinal cords, mo

104 and bilateral ectrodactyly of his hands and feet at birth.

105 f survivors (69%) were able to ambulate >100 feet at RICU discharge.

106 l wall and deformed, bulbous, unbranched end-feet at the basal ends.

107 ion as to whether individuals with sensitive feet bear specific KRT6C mutations and whether a general

108 e femur to be fully adducted to position the feet beneath the body.

109 rs, and the distal one for the testis, front feet, bone, heart, muscle, brain, spinal cord, and tongu

110 presentation of the deafferented body parts (feet, but not hands) and (ii) regardless of posture, who

111 ds were more prominent than they were in the feet; by 18 months, symptoms were more severe in the fee

112 e byssus glands embedded in the zebra mussel feet, byssogenesis is highly active to produce numerous

113 eous T-cell lymphoma (CTCL) of the hands and feet can be challenging to treat and cause significant d

114 overwhelming majority of children with club feet can be successfully managed, without the need for m

115 early childhood, later disseminating to the feet, cheeks and ears.

116 rs, and eight body parts (hands, arms, legs, feet, chests, waists, upper faces, and lower faces).

117 or burning pain (13% v 6%; P = .03) in toes/feet compared with those not treated with chemotherapy.

118 cides are transmitted to the insect when its feet contact the solid surface of the insecticide, resul

119 Human hands and feet contain bones of a particular size and shape arrang

120 ed a tactile localisation deficit with their feet crossed, indicating external spatial coding of touc

121 Despite evidence that walking on two feet dates back 6-7 Ma, reconstructing hominin gait evol

122 rformed the older infants showing no crossed-feet deficit.

123 ects' perception of step length (i.e., inter-feet distance at foot landing) when they moved their leg

124 e forces/pressures exerted beneath shoes and feet during a number of different training activities in

125 arily in the hands during therapy and in the feet during follow-up.

126 or soreness in the mouth, throat, hands, or feet, during the first 6 months of treatment favored paz

127 d toe PPG foot (toe PAT), ear and finger PPG feet, ear and toe PPG feet, and finger and toe PPG feet.

128 ified by careful clinical examination of the feet: education and frequent follow-up is indicated for

129 is unlike locomotion on hard ground because feet experience both solid- and fluid-like forces during

130 by congenital contractures of the hands and feet for which few genes have been identified.

131 approximately 5182 m [ approximately 17,000 feet]) for 6 weeks.

132 associated with detachment of astrocytic end-feet from cerebral microvessels, leakage of plasma prote

133 xtraordinary ability to prevent their sticky feet from fouling while running on dusty walls and ceili

134 lar amyloid deposits separated astrocyte end-feet from the endothelial vessel wall.

135 r lenses led to an increased distance of the feet from the step, increased vertical toe clearance and

136 m (1 foot), 0.914 m (3 feet), and 1.829 m (6 feet) from the patient's head during routine care.

137 On average, walk distance was 94 feet greater in the rhythm-control group (adjusted p = 0

138 to <7 h: -41.1 feet/year; 8 to <11 h: -68.7 feet; >/=12 h: -78.0 feet; p trend = 0.008).

139 y judged the laterality of rotated images of feet, hands, and whole-bodies (mental rotation task) in

140 iour, as in dermopterans and bats, and their feet have a calcaneal calcar to support the uropagatium

141 Human feet have evolved to facilitate bipedal locomotion, losi

142 s, hyperextendable MCP joints, rocker-bottom feet, hyperextended elbows and knees.

143 tal hypotonia, hypogonadism, small hands and feet, hyperphagia and obesity in adulthood.

144 ion to standard radiography of the hands and feet, imaging of the hands and wrists was performed with

145 of pain, dysautonomia, small hands and small feet in a kindred carrying a novel Na(V)1.7 mutation.

146 ile targets located at uncrossed and crossed feet in a sensorimotor decision task.

147 two-story detached homes, 1,500-3,500 square feet in area, located in Phoenix, Arizona, built in 2002

148 ases in width of perivascular astroglial end-feet in brain.

149 cted by manned submersible at a depth of 740 feet in Palau, resulted in the isolation of two cytotoxi

150 We found that feathered feet in pigeons result from a partial transformation fro

151 Ca2+ imaging of cerebral astrocytic end-feet in Stx2-treated mouse brains suggested that the tox

152 at parrots can bob their heads or lift their feet in synchrony with a musical beat [2,3], but humans

153 contrast, AQP4 localized to perivascular end feet in the CD44- protoplasmic astrocytes.

154 is highly expressed at perivascular glia end-feet in the mammalian brain and may, with this prominent

155 ion complexes and polarized to astrocyte end-feet in vivo.

156 e with a loss of 3.1 km(3) (2.5 million acre-feet) in groundwater volume derived from Gravity Recover

157 e-led structured evaluation (blood/urine/eye/feet) in public and private outpatient clinics and diabe

158 sistent sensory disturbance of the hands and feet including numbness, paraesthesia and chronic pain.

159 d/or Pisa syndrome, contractures of hands or feet, inspiratory sighs, severe dysphonia, severe dysart

160 in northern Australia following burns to the feet is described.

161 racterized by pain and numbness in hands and feet, is a common side effect of cancer treatment.

162 etracted GFAP+ astrocytes with disrupted end-feet juxtaposed to microvessels.

163 tial skeleton with much of the skull, hands, feet, limbs, and pelvis.

164 In patients, in head-feet line profiles of 14 manifestations, the slope becam

165 2010 totaled approximately 0.43 million acre feet (maf; 0.53 km(3)), accounting for approximately 4%

166 nostosis and polysyndactyly of the hands and feet; many other clinical features occur, and the most f

167 Predominance of blisters on hands and feet may be a clinical clue to the diagnosis of anti-p20

168 city generation are $1.50 per thousand cubic feet (Mcf) of gaseous natural gas exported as LNG ($.028

169 A novel bandage inspired by gecko feet might one day be used during emergencies and intern

170 g locomotion, while ceratopsids placed their feet more laterally, under the hips.

171 ce of D. nodosus and F. necrophorum in sheep feet, mouths and faeces, and in soil.

172 s principally localized to the hands and the feet, neuropathic in nature and in all study participant

173 Although adults have no muscles in their feet, newborn animals have muscles that rapidly disappea

174 person-years (206 for hand numbness, 187 for feet numbness, 130 for nocturia, and 127 for urgency).

175 ographs of a non-weight-bearing view of both feet of 385 men and women (mean age 63.1 years).

176 years +/- 8.7) with plantar fasciitis and 50 feet of 50 asymptomatic volunteers (27 men, 23 women; me

177 Eighty feet of 80 patients (43 men, 37 women; mean age +/- stan

178 adherens junctions, which anchor apical end-feet of adjacent RGCs to each other at the ventricular s

179 nfected animal's cage, and/or stood within 6 feet of an infected animal) or "complex" (e.g., invasive

180 er proportion of high value homes within 500 feet of an O&G well and that most houses predated O&G we

181 r proportion of lower value homes within 500 feet of an O&G well and that most O&G wells predated hou

182 tral nervous system densely expressed on end-feet of astrocytes, unique clinical features, MRI and ot

183 uaporin-4 water channel expressed on the end-feet of astrocytes.

184 ary view: that microbiology's chief idol has feet of clay.

185 eased bacterial diversity, compared with the feet of controls.

186 The feet of diabetic men had decreased populations of Staphy

187 s were detected on both healthy and diseased feet of diseased sheep.

188 The 2.3 million acre-feet of estimated volume reduction, a lower bound on the

189 chondria and contained structures similar to feet of the junctional cleft.

190 calized to both the lumen microvilli and end feet of the sustentacular cells of the olfactory epithel

191 ty of plantar pressures under the prosthetic feet of two transtibial amputees.

192 xpressed on the vascular endothelium and end-feet of vascular glia (forming a 'double cuff') in drug-

193 te and adaptive inflammatory swelling in the feet of Xenopus laevis by injection of killed bacteria o

194 decisions (e.g., choosing where to put your feet on a rocky ridge) appear near-optimal: the percepti

195 joint damage]) and erosions of the hands and feet on radiographs, all-cause mortality, and treatment

196 asked to place their hands on a surface and feet on the floor and keep the same stable posture to in

197 ds may indicate that hadrosaurs placed their feet on the midline during locomotion, while ceratopsids

198 inate between the relative positions of its "feet" on a track and thereby move with net directionalit

199 en patients with PD who performed repetitive feet or hand movements while undergoing implantation of

200 d from lesional tissues but not from control feet or other areas of the diseased foot (including the

201 h has no effect on the contractility of tube feet or the body wall-associated apical muscle, contrast

202 boxes and cylinders), size (heights from 2-6 feet, or 0.61-1.83 m), and color (gray and white).

203 ntal variables: viewing distance (from 10-24 feet, or 3.05-7.32 m) and illumination (overhead fluores

204 lower residential altitude (4,296 vs. 4,637 feet, p < 0.001), and lower pulmonary artery pressures b

205 year; 8 to <11 h: -68.7 feet; >/=12 h: -78.0 feet; p trend = 0.008).

206 , severe dysarthria, snoring, cold hands and feet, pathological laughter and crying, jerky myoclonic

207 rate of 300 MMscf/d (million standard cubic feet per day) assuming the well was open to the reservoi

208 emission rates in excess of 6 standard cubic feet per hour (scf/h), accounted for 95% of emissions.

209 g per hour (kg/h) (0.6 to 600 standard cubic feet per minute (scfm)).

210 d a gas-to-oil ratio of 1,600 standard cubic feet per petroleum barrel.

211 decline in 6-minute walking distance (-48.0 feet per year compared with -56.6 feet per year for thos

212 e who walked 1 to 2 times per week and -79.4 feet per year for nonexercisers; P for trend = 0.037).

213 nce (-48.0 feet per year compared with -56.6 feet per year for those who walked 1 to 2 times per week

214 ified in astrocyte somas, processes, and end-feet preceded local vasodilatation.

215 le joint problems: individuals with knee and feet problems were 14 times more likely to experience di

216 ciates with the detachment of astrocytic end-feet processes and the formation of areas of perivascula

217 ies on the premature differentiation and end-feet proliferation of CB2R-expressing oligodendrocytes.

218 When fitting prosthetic feet, prosthetists fuse information from their visual as

219 These feet provide insights into the evolution of bipedalism a

220 onal therapy sessions (median distance of 15 feet; range, 15-20 feet).

221 on the head and neck, genitalia, hands, and feet region of Medicare Part B patients.

222 th predominantly tense blisters on hands and feet, resembling dyshidrosiform pemphigoid.

223 he subject standing from a chair, walking 10 feet, returning to the chair, and ends after the subject

224 where it localizes with basal bodies, basal feet, rootlets, and actin filaments.

225 y chronic inflammatory lesions affecting the feet, salivary glands and lungs, and antichromatin antib

226 es scale, melomental folds scale, and crow's feet scale).

227 tal fold scale: chi2 = 1.64, P = .20; crow's feet scale: chi2 = 0.46, P = .50).

228 tal fold scale: chi2 = 0.12, P = .73; crow's feet scale: chi2 = 1.07, P = .30), and 18 months (Griffi

229 tal fold scale: chi2 = 0.03, P = .87; crow's feet scale: chi2 = 2.41, P = .12), 12 months (Griffiths

230 ), which encompass contractures of hands and feet, scoliosis, ophthalmoplegia, and ptosis.

231 for trend<0.001) and 4.0, 4.2, 4.3, and 4.5 feet/second, respectively, after 1 year (P for trend<0.0

232 average gait speed of 4.0, 4.2, 4.3, and 4.5 feet/second, respectively, at baseline (P for trend<0.00

233 Still, the feet serve as a critical interface between the body and

234 resthesias and Raynaud's syndrome (hands and feet) showed significant two- to four-fold increased ris

235 ed in soil and on diseased, but not healthy, feet; similar strains were detected on both healthy and

236 MMS for head and neck, genitalia, hands, and feet skin cancers, which may represent an additional fin

237 For tactile targets at crossed feet, skin-based information implicates the incorrect si

238 a significant effect: semi-circular (round) feet soften the impact, resulting in much smaller losses

239 allus thickness does not affect how hard the feet strike the ground during walking, as indicated by i

240 Astrocyte feet surround cerebral microvessels and release molecule

241 s ranging from proteins, bacteria, and gecko feet suspended over semiconductor surfaces to interfaces

242 Patients<5 feet and >or=5 feet tall received 1 mg and 2 mg OVB daily, respectively

243 e size of target object (if an object is six feet tall, it isn't your cat).

244 18 months, symptoms were more severe in the feet than they were in the hands.

245 en it(5-9), whereas other primates have flat feet that bend severely in the midfoot(7,10,11).

246 xpressed in perivascular brain astrocyte end feet that is essential for neurovascular development and

247 s and a vesicobullous rash over her arms and feet that was pruritic and excoriating.

248 circled endogenous neurons, and extended end feet that wrapped around blood vessels without altering

249 -U(L)20 Rz reduced the viral DNA load in the feet, the dorsal root ganglia, and the spinal cord relat

250 When adults cross their hands or feet they typically make more tactile localization error

251 limbs-individuals with dysplasia-who use the feet to act, as they and typically developed controls pe

252 ng the track-binding interactions of the two feet to be labile under different sets of conditions suc

253 -sensitizing Ag on the skin of the trunk and feet to begin the initiation of CS.

254 e of the 10-g monofilaments for screening of feet to detect sensation loss, with the goal of improvin

255 ing a 50th percentile patient and standing 6 feet to the side of the glass was 0.055 uGy, which was l

256 tensive care unit increased by 22,000 square feet (to 33,000) and by nine beds (to 30).

257 With feet together, the response was highly craniocentric.

258 bo cream, which was applied to the hands and feet twice per day for 21 days after the start of capeci

259 a-DOTATATE PET/CT was performed from head to feet using a 16-slice PET/CT scanner 45 min after inject

260 y of the lower back, hips, knees, and ankles/feet using the visual analog scale, categorizing musculo

261 Reaches to crossed feet usually continued straight until they were directed

262 sualized normal radiomarker outflow from the feet via the deep venous system, also observed in the su

263 C disability subscale, overall knee pain, 50-feet walk time, chair-stand time, and use of medications

264 Inflammation in mouse feet was detected within 30 min after sublingual adminis

265 arization in the perivascular astrocytic end feet was impaired after TBI, which was most prominent in

266 e ability to detect warm temperatures in the feet was observed prior to clinical diagnosis and the on

267 h trajectories toward tactile stimuli on the feet, we provide experimental evidence that this transfo

268 s of patients with erosions of the hands and feet were 48% of noncarriers (150/314) of valine at posi

269 r; the subject was seated, and the subject's feet were bare.

270 Sixty-eight embalmed feet were dissected and anatomically classified to defin

271 Hands and feet were either uncrossed or crossed to dissociate body

272 rene cavitand bearing four guanidines at the feet were investigated in water and dodecylphosphocholin

273 Radiographs of the hands and feet were taken at baseline, week 28, and week 52 in the

274 Therefore, the soles of our feet were the only direct contact between the body and t

275 Its large feet were used for swimming, but a wide tail may have en

276 r in the Intermountain West (elevation 5,000 feet) were analyzed for patients born with single-ventri

277 when sheared, and therefore dries around our feet when we walk on the beach.

278 occurs at depths of 1.5-2.5 km (5000 to 8000 feet) where most geologists generally assume that thermo

279 A classic example of the latter is gecko feet, where hierarchical features enhance friction acros

280 Numb accumulates in the apical end-feet, where it localizes to adherens junction-associated

281 surface to mimic the nanotopography of gecko feet, which allows attachment to vertical surfaces.

282 carbon fibre amperometry to record pre-spike feet, which have been shown to correspond to the initial

283 n in Muller glia, predominantly in their end feet, which is in line with available literature.

284 ould not detect textured surfaces with their feet while other measures of motor and sensory function

285 dothelial cells, pericytes and astrocyte end feet) while retaining high RNA integrity and protein pos

286 a pathogen apparently highly specialised for feet, while Fusobacterium necrophorum, a secondary patho

287 We found that small amplitude pre-spike feet with abnormally long durations were increased in Ra

288 al solid surface comes from their remarkable feet with aligned microscopic elastic hairs.

289 ion in a distal distribution in the hands or feet with bone proliferation suggests a seronegative spo

290 ion contractures, brachydactyly of hands and feet with broad fingertips and toes, and uni- or bilater

291 mechanism, RNA samples from the zebra mussel feet with byssogenesis and without byssogenesis were use

292 ng feats have been attributed to specialized feet with hairy toes that uncurl and peel in millisecond

293 painful vesicular eruption on his hands and feet, with associated fevers, neurologic symptoms, and a

294 r own body surface, or pictures of hands and feet within arm's reach, patients with complex regional

295 simulated for different depths (2,000-6,000 feet) within the production interval of a typical oil/ga

296 n in a proximal distribution in the hands or feet without bone proliferation suggests rheumatoid arth

297 06), 6-min walk performance (-34.5 vs. -57.9 feet/year, p = 0.088), and the summary performance score

298 th faster decline in 6-min walk (<4 h: -35.8 feet/year; 4 to <7 h: -41.1 feet/year; 8 to <11 h: -68.7

299 alk (<4 h: -35.8 feet/year; 4 to <7 h: -41.1 feet/year; 8 to <11 h: -68.7 feet; >/=12 h: -78.0 feet;

300 d morphology of scales and feathers on their feet, yet the genetic and developmental mechanisms gover