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What disease is caused from thick epiphyseal plates?
Ricketts
What is wrong when a x-ray reveal thick epiphyseal plates?
Probably a bone-growth disorder.
Are the plates in the Himalayas thin or thick?
thick
What does it mean when epiphyseal plates become thick?
It means the person is not growing properly due to lack of calcium or it could mean there is enough calcium but the person is lacking vitamin D. This person needs to get calcium via milk or some type of supplement and a trip out in the sun will help with the vitamin D issue.The guy who generated the answer by reading the book
How thick are the earth's plates?
The thickness of the Earth's plates can vary, but on average they are about 70 kilometers thick. However, oceanic plates are generally thinner at around 5-10 kilometers thick, while continental plates are thicker, ranging from 40-70 kilometers in thickness.
What ship covered with thick iron plates?
Ironclad
What are large blocks of crust called?
plates There are continental plates (thick and made of granite) and oceanic plates (thin and made of basalt).
Which type of plate is thicker continental or oceanic?
Continental plates are generally thicker than oceanic plates. Continental plates can range from 20-200 km thick, while oceanic plates are typically around 5-10 km thick.
What is unicellular algae surrounded by thick plates of armor?
dinoflagellate
How thick are the plates on the replica WWE spinning belt?
edge
What has the author Manuel Stein written?
Manuel Stein has written: 'Postbuckling response of long thick plates loaded in compression including higher order transverse shearing effects' -- subject(s): Aluminum Plates, Buckling, Buckling (Mechanics), Compression testing, Flexibility, Loads (Forces), Materials, Metal plates, Plates (Engineering), Plates, Aluminum, Shear (Mechanics), Shearing, Stress functions, Thick plates 'A solution procedure for behavior of thick plates on a nonlinear foundation and postbuckling behavior of long plates' -- subject(s): Mathematical models, Plates (Engineering), Structural engineering, Strength of materials
How thick are oceanic plates?
The oceanic crust is typically between 5 km (3 mi) to 10 km (6 mi) thick.
