mortality/aging
• died at birth or within the first 10 hours
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craniofacial
• very thin and less mineralized
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• very thin
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• very thin and less mineralized
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• very thin
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• delayed formation of supraoccipital bone
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• very thin and less mineralized
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• very thin
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• hypoplastic presphenoid bones; however, normal appendicular skeleton, axial skeleton (below the skull) and internal organs are present
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• incorrectly formed pterygoid bones
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• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
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• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
• mandible and maxilla appear normal
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• the palatal shelves were far apart and had not fused, resulting in a connection between the nasal and oral cavities, however molars were correctly formed
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skeleton
• very thin and less mineralized
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• very thin
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• very thin and less mineralized
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• very thin
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• delayed formation of supraoccipital bone
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• very thin and less mineralized
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• very thin
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• hypoplastic presphenoid bones; however, normal appendicular skeleton, axial skeleton (below the skull) and internal organs are present
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• incorrectly formed pterygoid bones
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• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
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• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
• mandible and maxilla appear normal
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respiratory system
• subset of pups died following birth because they failed to start breathing, however lungs were normal
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behavior/neurological
• the subset of pups that did not suckle, were lethargic, became cyanotic and died
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• subset of pups did not suckle (had empty stomachs)
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homeostasis/metabolism
digestive/alimentary system
• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
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• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
• mandible and maxilla appear normal
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• the palatal shelves were far apart and had not fused, resulting in a connection between the nasal and oral cavities, however molars were correctly formed
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growth/size/body
• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
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• hypoplastic bone growth within the palatal shelves (both maxillary and palatine)
• mandible and maxilla appear normal
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• the palatal shelves were far apart and had not fused, resulting in a connection between the nasal and oral cavities, however molars were correctly formed
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