BCP 201 GD: Bones 5 E-H (Second Timers)
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Question 1 of 8
1. Question
The head of a bird bone may have dense trabeculae in it and a thin layer of compact bone around it. The very same bone may have fewer trabeculae in the length of the bone and a thicker layer of compact bone around it.
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Question 2 of 8
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The woodpecker has dense, strong rod-shaped trabeculae in its skull like a hawk has in its wings. These help the bird survive the 1200 head-slams a day that it gives its head!
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The picture below is a good example of “trabs in trabs” (trabecular-type bracing in trabecular-type bracing).
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Many cross members in bridges, cranes, gates, roofs of buildings and even the Eiffel Tower are often arranged in a “trabecular design”.
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Built in 1989 for the World’s Fair in Paris, the 1063-foot Eiffel tower, is a stunning example of using crossmembers and bracing of all kinds to keep a structure standing.
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There are pictures in this article of bracing in Taiwan that combined the arches of the Greeks with modern “trabecular steel bracing design” (as we call it).
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Some Roman aqueducts were built with no mortar at all yet are still standing after 2000 years!
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Question 8 of 8
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Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines are all islands more than 1000 miles off the coast of China.
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