what cause diplodicus death?
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You could google it.\ngo to google and in the search bar type in:\n\nDiplodicus death: Cause\n\njust as it looks. Try other ways as well:\n\nCause of: Diploducus Death\n\nand you'll be surprised how many pages you get on that. However, the first page has the most rellavent searches, I suggest not bottering going to the other pages.
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I think you actually mean tetrodotoxin.  It's a neurotoxin that binds the pores of sodium channels, thus inhibiting potentiaion.  If the toxin is ingested (usually happens by accidental ingestion of certain fish) it can cause paralysis of the individual's diaphragm followed by death due to respiratory failure (i.e. you suffocate).
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He died of heart failure.
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Check with the local wildlife service in MN. They can tell exactly why the fish are dying and if you should be concerned.
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You die, ha ha, no Just kidding, but If this does happen you should get checked out by Medical Doctor because ticks are known to carry "lyme disease" or you could get an infection so leave it to the trained medical professional to treat it.
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the only thing that I can think of, is that when you are putting so much water into the fly it messes up it's electrolytes...therefore the nerves can't do anything because they will never reach their threshold and have an action potential.  Mostly the potassium and the sodium, and so when you put salt (which contains sodium) on the fly is causes the electrolytes to re-balance.\nMaybe the fly isn't really dead...maybe it's just paralyzed?\n\nThis is just a theory since I've never heard of this phenomenon myself.
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Check the site and see if you can find an answer!\nhttp://www.drdrew.com/
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All I could find on the web was that she died of an illness.\nYou may want to look further into it.
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there are multiple possibilities.\n\n*  fire/suffocation - perhaps the plane's engines caught fire or the internal pressure was lost causing decompression and oxygen loss.  death would have been either extremely painful (fire) or relatively painless (lack of oxygen)\n\n*  impact trauma - perhaps they lived through the descent, only to suffer massive body trauma upon impact.  though the plane's structure would have absorbed the bulk of the blow, the sudden deceleration of impact would have caused their bodies to slam into the seatbelts/restraints, causing severe internal damage.  airline safety procedures for impact assume a controlled skid landing - this would have been the equivalent of dropping a large rock into a pond.  extremely painful and not too quick.  of course, that doesn't matter because of the next point.\n\n*  drowning - the impact would have burst open the frame like a tin can, letting water enter the cabin.  death by drowning is not terribly pleasant as far as I understand it.
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Cassie: please google hydradenitus suppurativa there are thousands of sites, and a society of for people that have the condition and others that are interested and care. You are better  off asking the question there. The condition is fairly rare. (Merck manual does not discuss it), (even though about 2.5% of the U. S. public may have the condition.). Although it is very rarely fatal, it does kill. My uncle died of it. (in no large part because he smoked and was not too careful about taking care of himself. )Some of the sites have lists of professionals, in various neighborhoods that are knowlegible on the subject and may treat you for minimal charge.\nGood luck.\nDoc. Dan.
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Died 08/27/1971\n\nHis cause of death is listed as "unspecified"
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Daniel Boone.  To find out how he died.  My husband says he choked to death while eating mustard greens and I find that hard to believe.  I have researched this and can find no answers.
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He died on July 3, 1971, at age 27, and was found in his bathtub by Courson. According to Stephen Davis' biography of Morrison, it was reported that he had dried blood around his mouth and nose and large bruising on his chest. This suggests Morrison might have died from a massive hemorrhage caused by tuberculosis. Many fans and biographers have speculated that the cause of death was a drug overdose, but the official report listed the cause of death as heart failure. No autopsy was performed because the medical examiner, pursuant to French law, found no evidence of foul play. The lack of an official autopsy left many questions unanswered and provided a fertile breeding ground for speculation and rumor.
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I believe that the person on the horse died while in combat.  It is sugnificant however, one leg down was due to an injury caused from combat and both on the ground....Don't recall, will get back to you on that~!Died of natural causes (panzy)
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Hanging, when done 'correctly', causes a fracture of the 2nd cervical vertebra.  This is literally called a "Hangman's Fracture".  The fractured vertebra severs the spinal cord.  This instantly disrupts nervous system control of respiration (paralysis of the diaphragm and accessory breathing muscles) and thus causes rapid asphyxiation.\n\nNote: if the hanging is done 'poorly', the vertebra does not fracture and the person slowly, often very slowly, chokes to death.  If you are to be 'hung', hope for an experienced and competent hangman!\n\nBest wishes.
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Cockroaches will die upside down with their legs curled up if they die slowly. This means natural causes, slow-acting poisons or shock.  They will die in other positions if they die very quickly - like from a very fast-acting nerve toxin or if killed by another creature.\n\nCockroaches walk and run by the coordinated action of the three sets of legs. The hind legs are dedicated to pushing. They have a limited range of movement and carry the least amount of body weight. Hind legs have large tarsal pads. The middle legs are the fulcrum of the body. They don't move much back and forth and have moderate-sized tarsal pads. The front legs are where the action is.   When they die slowly, they are propelled onto their backs.
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its the bermuda triangle; aka the triangular trade!\n\npeople died because they were stacked onto ships, on shelves, in the hub, and the conditions were horrible (the slaves who were about to be traded)