One of the first things done when bones are discovered is to document the site and context meticulously. This includes taking photographs, making sketches, and recording the location and depth of the find. Additionally, the bones are often carefully excavated to preserve their condition and any associated artifacts, ensuring that valuable information about their age and significance can be accurately analyzed later.
The first bone marrow transplant in the US was done in 1956 by Doctor E. Donnall Thomas.
Early viral studies were done with the tobacco mosaic virus. The reason for this is that it was the first virus which was discovered.
No, they can be done on bone and skin as well.
You cant break your ear as it is not a bone and it is simply fat and tissue :)
Like TEN. First, you take the first bone on the left off, then the bottom one on the left, then the right bone on the left next to the number that looks like "8," then take off the one next to the number that looks like "0," then take off the bone that's on top of the "0," then take the one on the bottom of the "0," then you're done!
In 1985, we discovered. It was done by Dr Farman.
Depending on the type of cosmetic surgery being done on the patient, a lot of things can be going on. The removal of fat, skin and bone are rather common.
Bone growth stimulation is done when satisfactory healing is not occurring naturally or when the pace of healing is too slow. This condition is called fracture nonunion.
Scrimshaw is a fine art in which artistic etchings are done on ivory or bone. Normally whale ivory or whale bone is used as the medium on which the etching was done.
Well, first you go downtown then u do things that u have not done ok
First, you have to lick your moshi monster's armpit. All done!
GTD is the acronym for Getting Things Done.