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The area of a coin that represents hair and may be an important aspect of the grade.
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| hair shaft |
Filament projecting from the epidermis that provides protection and warmth (Hair).
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| hair |
A mammal's outermost covering, made up of threadlike growths on the skin.
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There is hair on every part of body (except palms and soles), this helps maintain body temperature. Eye lashes filter out harmful particles. Hair grows from follicles that contain the lower shaft and root of the hair. The hair shaft projects through the dermis and epidermis and is kept soft by the sebaceous glands. Hair colour is determined by the concentration of melanin. ...
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| hair hygrometer |
An instrument used to monitor relative humidity by measuring the changes in the length of human hair that accompany humidity variations.
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| hair | plant of Europe and Asia having purplish-red flowers and hairy stems and leaves |
| hair | a variety of wood mint |
| hair | similar in size and habits to Desmodus rotundus |
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