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Spina-Bifida

Permanent Residents of High Altitude,erent between the acclimatized lowlanders and the highlanders. It is likely that permanent residents of high altitude have developed a true genetic adaptation to high altitude over generations with features that, though similar in some respects to acclimatization, are in fact different.

Cryptic

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處理

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面包屑

eulogize

jeopardize

From Classical Greece to the End of the Seventeenth Century,e, light-headedness, loss of appetite, insomnia, and sometimes, dizziness, palpitations, and nausea in addition. The ancient Greeks were such astute observers, and the Romans had such a far-flung empire, that one might expect to read more about the physiological effects of high altitude in their extensive literature.

Genistein

歌曲

Intrepid