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spontaneous activity electrical activity recorded from a resting, unstimulated muscle or nerve after insertion activity has ceased.
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sport An individual or portion thereof distinguished by a spontaneous mutation. Sports are sometimes of great agricultural worth, but alternatively, they may be disadvantageous and may be rogued during agricultural production.
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spore 1. A reproductive cell that develops into an individual without union with other cells; some spores such as meiospores occur at a critical stage in the sexual cycle, but others are asexual in nature.
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sporophyte The diploid generation in the life cycle of a plant, and that produces haploid spores by meiosis.
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spondylolysis a disorder in which the lower part of the spine is weakened by an abnormally soft vertebra
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