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either end of the
spina were
usually marked by
conical poles,
called the
metae (singular: meta). The
track of the
circus was
normally surrounded by ascending...
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Cottus metae is a
species of
freshwater ray-finned fish
belonging to the
family Cottidae, the
typical sculpins. It
inhabits the
upper Save
River system...
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Copella metae is a
species of fish in the
splashing tetra family found in the
upper Orinoco Basin and the
upper Rio
Negro basin. They grow no more than...
- corydoras,
bandit catfish,
bandit corydoras, or Meta
River corydoras (Corydoras
metae) is a
tropical freshwater fish
belonging to the
Corydoradinae sub-family...
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Tyttocharax metae is a
small freshwater fish of the
family Characidae which is
found in the Güejar
river system of the
Orinoco Basin in Colombia. It was...
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seats would have
frequently rotted and been rebuilt. The
turning posts (
metae), each made of
three conical stone pillars, may have been the
earliest permanent...
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describing the spot of his
martyrdom as
inter duas
metas ("between the two
metae or turning-posts",
which would have been
equidistant between the two ends...
- it are visible. Each end of the
course is
marked by
stone turning posts (
metae).
Charioteers had to make this
circuit seven times.[citation needed] Although...
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parrotlet (F. c. caucae) and the
Venezuelan spectacled parrotlet (F. c.
metae).
Spectacled parrotlets are
endemic to
Middle and
South America, including...
- subspecies: I. i. icterus, I. i. ridgwayi, and I. i. metai.
Individuals of I. i.
metae have more
orange on the back and a
black line that
divides the lengthwise...
