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wingtips and in a few
species also some
black on the tail. They have stout,
longish bills and
webbed feet; in winter, the head is
often streaked or smudged...
- Latin, ‘pith or marrow’. And "oblongata" is from Latin, ‘lengthened or
longish or elongated'.
During embryonic development, the
medulla oblongata develops...
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generally up to 7
centimetres (2.8 in) in size. In Edgartown, M****achusetts a
longish sea ball
around 45
centimetres (18 in) in
diameter has been found.[citation...
- America,
particularly in
tropical rain forests. They are
small birds with a
longish tail, a
laterally flattened bill with an
upturned tip (except in the slender-billed...
-
riverbanks of Swansea, Wales.
Swansea Jack was a
black retriever with a
longish coat. He was
similar in
appearance to a
modern Flat-Coated Retriever, but...
- numerals. Its
modern shape,
which resembles a π
inclining to the
right with a
longish curved cross-stroke,
developed during its use as a
numeric symbol in minuscule...
- ISBN 978-0-19-935962-2.
Cookman described this one and
three other camp
meetings in a
longish article for Methodism's
Christian Advocate. "Two
leading facts met myobservation...
- inward-folding ears and
little to no hair. The cats are of
medium size with a
longish body,
appearing both
muscular and slender. They have soft,
elastic skin;...
- dull
brown to reddish-brown color. Both body and legs are
covered with
longish hairs.
Originally classed with the Lucanidae,
Diphyllostoma have a number...
- and 1814.
According to a
different historical tradition, they
produced a
longish Franzbrot (German for 'French bread')
which resembled the baguette. Legend...
