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Anatomy4

Dentition Brain Temporal Lobe Frontal Lobe

Organisms34

Crotalus Rodentia Camelids, New World Opossums Encephalitis Virus, Eastern Equine Sea Lions Banisteriopsis Arenaviruses, New World Armadillos Didelphis Catfishes Marsupialia Sigmodontinae Myxozoa Yellow fever virus Junin virus Sloths Octodon Muridae Cestoda Monodelphis Skates (Fish)Fishes Asteraceae Baccharis Anura Trees Saimiri Hantavirus Birds Electric Fish Angiosperms Mammals Trypanosoma cruzi

Diseases12

Language Disorders Language Development Disorders Deafness Speech Disorders Yellow Fever Encephalomyelitis, Equine Anomia Paracoccidioidomycosis Articulation Disorders Hantavirus Infections Aphasia, Broca HIV Infections

Chemicals and Drugs8

Crotoxin Crotalid Venoms DNA, Mitochondrial Reptilian Proteins Antivenins Cytochromes b DNA, Ribosomal Spacer DNA, Protozoan

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment32

Sign Language Language Therapy Sequence Analysis, DNA Prevalence Speech Production Measurement Bayes Theorem Risk Factors Speech Therapy Magnetic Resonance Imaging Brain Mapping Questionnaires Cluster Analysis Polymerase Chain Reaction Analysis of Variance Cross-Sectional Studies Longitudinal Studies Models, Genetic Reproducibility of Results Case-Control Studies Incidence Cohort Studies Cochlear Implants Narration Likelihood Functions Retrospective Studies Treatment Outcome Logistic Models Interviews as Topic Data Collection Health Surveys Prospective Studies Acoustic Stimulation

Psychiatry and Psychology23

Language Development Sign Language Verbal Behavior Psycholinguistics Comprehension Schizophrenic Language Copulation Functional Laterality Verbal Learning Dominance, Cerebral Neuropsychological Tests Animal Migration Cognition Nonverbal Communication Autistic Disorder Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Learning Child Development Narration Feeding Behavior Concept Formation Attitude to Health Aptitude

Phenomena and Processes31

Phylogeny Genetic Variation Geological Phenomena Species Specificity Biological Evolution Haplotypes Genotype Evolution, Molecular Microsatellite Repeats Gene Frequency Functional Laterality Ecosystem Biodiversity Time Factors Climate Base Sequence Seasons Polymorphism, Genetic Dominance, Cerebral Tropical Climate Genetic Speciation Pregnancy Alleles Sequence Homology Reproduction Child Development Fresh Water Polymorphism, Single Nucleotide Amino Acid Sequence Sequence Homology, Nucleic Acid Speech Acoustics

Disciplines and Occupations5

Geography Phylogeography Geology Paleontology Genetics, Population

Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena18

Fossils United States Indian Health Service Paleodontology Cultural Evolution Paleontology Demography Population Dynamics Cross-Cultural Comparison Acculturation Emigration and Immigration Culture Cultural Characteristics Education of Hearing Disabled Socioeconomic Factors Cultural Competency Cultural Diversity Human Migration Minority Groups

Technology, Industry, Agriculture1

Conservation of Natural Resources

Humanities3

History, Ancient Symbolism History, 20th Century

Information Science29

Sign Language Programming Languages Linguistics Phylogeny Natural Language Processing Language Arts Semantics Unified Medical Language System Psycholinguistics Communication Barriers Molecular Sequence Data Phonetics Prevalence Reading Translating Terminology as Topic Questionnaires Base Sequence Nonverbal Communication Vocabulary, Controlled Information Storage and Retrieval Incidence Names Narration Software Writing Amino Acid Sequence Interviews as Topic Data Collection

Named Groups16

Indians, South American Indians, North American African Americans Asian Americans Hispanic Americans Indians, Central American Mexican Americans European Continental Ancestry Group Ethnic Groups Inuits African Continental Ancestry Group Persons With Hearing Impairments Infant, Newborn Asian Continental Ancestry Group Continental Population Groups Emigrants and Immigrants

Health Care48

United States Indian Health Service Ethnic Groups Prevalence Demography Bayes Theorem Risk Factors Population Dynamics Ecosystem Biodiversity American Heart Association Climate Questionnaires Seasons Cluster Analysis Emigration and Immigration Tropical Climate Age Factors Conservation of Natural Resources Analysis of Variance Socioeconomic Factors Sex Factors Disease Reservoirs Societies, Medical Cross-Sectional Studies Educational Status Insect Vectors Longitudinal Studies Health Knowledge, Attitudes, Practice Rural Population Reproducibility of Results Case-Control Studies Incidence Cohort Studies Urban Population Narration Likelihood Functions Fresh Water Retrospective Studies Health Services Accessibility Treatment Outcome Logistic Models Healthcare Disparities Human Migration Interviews as Topic Data Collection Health Surveys Prospective Studies Attitude to Health

Geographicals42

South America South Africa Central America Argentina India North America Uruguay Indian Ocean Chile Brazil United States Panama Ecuador Venezuela Paraguay Colombia South Dakota Africa South Carolina Peru Alaska Indian Ocean Islands Americas Arizona Asia Trinidad and Tobago Bolivia Caribbean Region South Australia American Samoa New South Wales Europe Oklahoma New Mexico Southwestern United States North Dakota Asia, Southeastern California Latin America Asia, Western Malaysia West Indies

Anatomy Organisms Diseases Chemicals and Drugs Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment Psychiatry and Psychology Phenomena and Processes Disciplines and Occupations Anthropology, Education, Sociology and Social Phenomena Technology, Industry, Agriculture Humanities Information Science Named Groups Health Care Geographicals

South America Indians, South American Indians, North American Language Development South Africa Language Disorders Sign Language Language Development Disorders Central America African Americans Programming Languages Crotalus Argentina Linguistics India Language Therapy Phylogeny Rodentia Natural Language Processing North America Geography Uruguay Indian Ocean Camelids, New World Asian Americans Hispanic Americans Language Arts Indians, Central American Chile Opossums Fossils Brazil Encephalitis Virus, Eastern Equine United States Crotoxin Panama Ecuador Phylogeography United States Indian Health Service Genetic Variation Mexican Americans Semantics Venezuela Sea Lions Paraguay Colombia South Dakota Africa Unified Medical Language System Banisteriopsis Verbal Behavior Arenaviruses, New World European Continental Ancestry Group South Carolina Armadillos Sequence Analysis, DNA Peru Alaska Didelphis Geological Phenomena Catfishes Species Specificity Biological Evolution Indian Ocean Islands Crotalid Venoms Ethnic Groups Marsupialia DNA, Mitochondrial Americas Psycholinguistics Communication Barriers Geology Molecular Sequence Data Haplotypes Comprehension Arizona Dentition Reptilian Proteins Phonetics Paleodontology Sigmodontinae Schizophrenic Language Prevalence Deafness Genotype Myxozoa Yellow fever virus Reading Asia Junin virus Sloths Cultural Evolution Inuits Octodon Muridae Paleontology Speech Disorders Evolution, Molecular Trinidad and Tobago Genetics, Population

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