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pangolins (Manidae) and
hedgehogs (Erinaceidae)
exhibit the
ability to
conglobate.
Armadillos in the
genus Tolypeutes (South
American three-banded armadillos)...
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spherical shape (
conglobate) as a
defensive mechanism or to
conserve moisture;
others have
partial rolling ability, but most
cannot conglobate at all. Woodlice...
- glēba,
glaeba glēb- clod gleba, glebal, glebe,
glebosity globus glob-
conglobate, global, globate, globe, globose, globosity, globular, globule, globulin...
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Armadillidium nasatum Armadillidium nasatum, in
standard posture (above) and
conglobated (below)
Scientific classification Domain:
Eukaryota Kingdom: Animalia...
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published reporting the drug's
effectiveness as a
treatment of
cystic and
conglobate acne on
fourteen patients,
thirteen of
which experienced complete clearing...
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Members of the
genus Cubaris are well
known for
their ability to
conglobate, or roll up into a ball,
along with
other genera such as Armadillidium...
- include:: 689
Pyoderma faciale, also
known as
rosacea fulminans, is a
conglobate,
nodular disease that
arises abruptly on the face.
Rosacea conglobata...
-
identified subspecies,
which are as follows:
Porcellio hoffmannseggii does not
conglobate like some of
their other isopod cousins,
commonly called pillbugs. It...
- trauma,
scalp metastasis of
breast cancer,
cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, acne
conglobate,
anorexia nervosa, graft-vs.-host disease, hair transplantation, malnutrition...
- 28 in) in length. The
species has a
convex body and has the
ability to
conglobate. It is
brown in color, the
epimera being paler on
pereonites 2-7. Its...
