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Gars or
GARS may
refer to:
Gars am Inn, a muni****lity Bavaria,
Germany Gars Abbey, a
monastery founded in 768 in
Gars am Inn
Gars, Alpes-Maritimes, a...
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Gars have
elongated bodies that are
heavily armored with
ganoid scales, and
fronted by
similarly elongated jaws
filled with long,
sharp teeth.
Gars are...
- name
Gar Garr (disambiguation)
Garre (disambiguation)
Gars (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Gar. If an...
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ranged from $3.00 to $3.50/lb.
Atractosteus gars,
including alligator gar,
tropical gars, and
Cuban gars, are
considered good
candidates for aquaculture...
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Gars was
between 1075 - 1095,
during the
reign of the
House of Babenberg, a
former capital of
ancient Austria. In the 19th and 20th centuries,
Gars was...
- the bone-like, rhomboidal-shaped
ganoid scales that
protect gars against predation.
Gars have been
referred to as
primitive fish or
living fossils because...
- Un
gars, une
fille (French pronunciation: [œ̃ ɡɑ yn fij], A Guy, A Girl) is a
Canadian comedy television series created by and
starring Guy A.
Lepage and...
- 8–2.7 kg) typically.
Gars have diamond-shaped, thick,
enamel (ganoid) scales. The name
Lepisosteus is Gr**** for "bony scale".
Gars are
almost never eaten...
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accessed 2 June 2024. "Die Oper Burg
Gars",
Kronen Zeitung, 14 July 2022. See also
Sandra Fleck, "Carmen in
Gars :
Subtiles Machogehabe führt zum Tod...
- darkness.
Although he
named them
abyssal rainbow gars,
Beebe stated that they may have been "anything but
gars."
Bathyceratias Bathyembryx Bathysidus Bathysphaera...