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1. Wishbone (wishbone)
:: There are concrete beams two kinds of truss a suspension arch like a miniature Sydney Harbour Bridge and finally the elegant and ingenious Millennium Bridge imagine a pair of wishbones joined at the tips
2. Sprat (sprat)
:: Frank Hederman smokes his eels sprats mackerel trout and mussels over beech rather than oak which gives his products a mild subtle flavour and makes them just about the best that money can buy
3. Pupa (pupa)
:: Total RNA was isolated from third instar larvae pupae adult body and adult head by TRIZOL reagent
4. Chigger (Chigger)
:: Whenever we went out we both wore hats and also shoes indoors and out so that we did not suffer from jiggers
5. Chihuahua (Chihuahua)
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6. Bulldog (bulldog)
:: A second cluster of dogs consists of mastifflike breeds including the bulldog Rottweiler and boxer
7. Bullfinch (bullfinch)
:: On farmland the numbers of song thrushes fell by 66 per cent between 1972 and 1996 of bullfinches by 62 per cent of skylarks by 75 per cent of linnets by 40 per cent of spotted flycatchers by 78 per cent and of lapwings by 46 per cent
8. Bullfrog (kintel)
:: You dont hear bullfrogs or toads anymore because weve poisoned the streams and creeks with our chemicals Askins speculates
9. Aardvark (aardvark)
:: Local school children have been involved in making masks for the 50 animals from aardvarks to zebras
10. Abalone (abalone)
:: There are less than a dozen white abalones in captivity
11. Gecko (gecko)
:: Experiments using Xray bombardment eliminated electrostatic attraction as a necessary mechanism for setal adhesion since the geckos were still able to adhere in ionized air
12. Gelding (orang kebiri)
:: The card is highlighted by a pair of stakes of 75000 stakes for older fillies and mares and for older colts and geldings
13. Seabird (burung laut)
:: Northerly winds and currents will tend to drive oil slicks towards the spectacular seabird and seal colonies of Cape Terpeniya and Tyulenniy Island
14. Seahorse (kuda laut)
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15. Seal (meterai)
:: to seal the deal he offered Thornton a place on the board of the nascent company
16. Manta (manta)
:: These nutrients feed plankton which attracts mantas whale sharks and huge schools of small planktonfeeding fish such as fusiliers and redtoothed triggers
17. Exoskeleton (exoskeleton)
:: One modification in trilobites might be that the selection was primarily for exoskeletal morphology rather than limb structure
18. Bullock (lembu)
:: It was in such buildings cluttered with farm implements that Alf would operate on large animals or test unruly bullocks for TB
19. Swift (swift)
:: Putting on a swift burst of speed he dived low and skimmed the waters of a lake
20. Plague (tulah)
:: Avoiding death is generally a good outcome for any trip and the latest gadgets are aimed at fending off the new plague of airline travel deep vein thrombosis
21. Midge (agas)
:: Arctic as well as temperate chironomid midges build special winter cocoons that are distinct from those made in summer
22. Lamprey (lamprey)
:: Modern adult lampreys measure anywhere from about 6 to 40 inches long
23. Greenfly (greenfly)
:: Ladybirds are well known predators of greenflies and other aphids
24. Coelacanth (Coelacanth)
:: They were hit hard by the terminal Devonian extinction event and most marine forms died out then only the coelacanths continuing
25. Lizard (cicak)
:: The reptiles were kept in enclosures covered by nets to stop birds from munching the lizards
26. Llama (llama)
:: We walk briskly on the soft sand of its otherwisedry bed the two Quechua Indians egging on the llamas with whistles and cries
27. Paw (paw)
:: I didnt stop pawing through my bag in search of Kleenex but looked up from my seat on the bench
28. Jaguar (jaguar)
:: In the event that it decides to develop the area there will be serious risks to the health and longterm survival of the region which is home to jaguars pumas tapirs and many more endangered species
29. Prawn (udang)
:: Take a torch with you because within the crevices youll find loads of prawns shrimps and the odd lobster
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