sonography

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using the reflections of high-frequency sound waves to construct an image of a body organ (a sonogram)

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Measurements of the thymus derived from sonographs are regarded as reliable, especially in young children (Hasselbalch et al.
Pre-and postnatal polychrinated biphenyl concentrations and longitudinal measures of thymus volume in infants
buttressed by pseudo-technical appendices on neuroanatomy and illegible sonographs of [dolphin] phonation." A photo spread in Life magazine followed, and Lilly's fame grew.
Off the dolphin deep end
sonographs) to classify the substrata and to locate rock outcrops on a spatial scale of 100s of meters to kilometers.
Our sonographs of seafloor morphology resemble a black and white photographic negative.
Habitat associations of deep-water rockfishes in a submarine canyon: an example of a natural refuge
During that decade, biologists started playing taped bird songs into sonographs, devices that analyze sound frequencies and create a picture of them.
A song for every occasion: new technology is revealing that the notes, warbles and chirps of birdsong say more than anyone had guessed
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