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Megan Holmes

Saint Petersburg
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, Evidence-Based Nursing, MDPI, SAGE Publishing, Times Herald (Norristown, PA), The Reporter (Lansdale, PA), The St. Pete Catalyst, Small Market Meetings
Associate Professor at Mississippi State University; PA Epidemiologist
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Name: Heather Cook (Made Possible Personal Training)

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By Megan Holmes
| The St. Pete Catalyst Verified
Years in Tampa Bay 10 years in St. Pete! Hustle (job) Owner & Strength Coach at Made Possible Personal Training in St. Petersburg What do you do? I co-own Made Possible Personal Training, where we help people build strength, confidence, and consistency through individualized exercise programs. We are not a traditional gym and we are not group fitness.
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Newman García (yoga)

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By Megan Holmes
| The St. Pete Catalyst Verified
Years in Tampa Bay 3 Hustle (job) Yoga teacher @ Newman García Wellness What do you do? I help you to feel, look and live better by guiding you through grounding and accessible yoga, offered weekdays at 8 a.m. in Crescent Lake Park, privately across St. Pete and on YouTube. Why do you do it? Yoga healed me from the inside out, literally. I feel a divine call to guide others who are seeking a holistic path to their natural well-being and to a life filled with peace, satisfaction and joy.
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Jaw‐Muscle Structure and Function in Primates: Insights Into Muscle Performance and Feeding‐System Behaviors

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By Andrea Taylor, Megan Holmes, Myra F Laird, Sapajus libidinosus
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction In primates and other animals, variation in feeding behavior and diet is believed to influence functional and evolutionary morphology of the feeding system and to play an important role in species diversification. The jaw-closing or jaw-adductor muscles—the masseter, medial pterygoid, and temporalis —are ‘motors’ of the masticatory system.
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