nonglandular

But here were gigantic seven-foot Vulcans and little delicate ones, Vulcans slimmer even than Spock and Vulcans much burlier—none of them actually being overweight; Starfleet regulations to one side, Jim suspected nonglandular fat of being, as far as Vulcans were concerned, "illogical."

My Enemy My Ally Diane Duane 2000

But here were gigantic seven-foot Vulcans and little delicate ones, Vulcans slimmer even than Spock and Vulcans much burlier—none of them actually being overweight; Starfleet regulations to one side, Jim suspected nonglandular fat of being, as far as Vulcans were concerned, "illogical."

My Enemy My Ally Diane Duane 2000

But here were gigantic seven-foot Vulcans and little delicate ones, Vulcans slimmer even than Spock and Vulcans much burlier—none of them actually being overweight; Starfleet regulations to one side, Jim suspected nonglandular fat of being, as far as Vulcans were concerned, "illogical."

My Enemy My Ally Diane Duane 2000

But here were gigantic seven-foot Vulcans and little delicate ones, Vulcans slimmer even than Spock and Vulcans much burlier—none of them actually being overweight; Starfleet regulations to one side, Jim suspected nonglandular fat of being, as far as Vulcans were concerned, “illogical.”

Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages Diane Duane with Peter Morwood 2000

But here were gigantic seven-foot Vulcans and little delicate ones, Vulcans slimmer even than Spock and Vulcans much burlier—none of them actually being overweight; Starfleet regulations to one side, Jim suspected nonglandular fat of being, as far as Vulcans were concerned, “illogical.”

Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages Diane Duane with Peter Morwood 2000

But here were gigantic seven-foot Vulcans and little delicate ones, Vulcans slimmer even than Spock and Vulcans much burlier—none of them actually being overweight; Starfleet regulations to one side, Jim suspected nonglandular fat of being, as far as Vulcans were concerned, “illogical.”

Rihannsu: The Bloodwing Voyages Diane Duane with Peter Morwood 2000

Le Jeune said that one study hypothesis was that mares in a later stage of pregnancy would be more likely to have ulcers in the squamous portion (the nonglandular region of the horse's stomach, located in the inner one-third of the stomach and covered by "tender" tissue with minimal protection against acid injury) of their stomachs due to the intrabdominal pressure exerted by the foal pushing stomach acid into this portion.

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