- and make them
available for digestion,
which are
either housed in the
multichambered stomach or in a
large ce****. Some
mammals are coprophagous, consuming...
- into
early adulthood.
Although not ruminants,
hyraxes have complex,
multichambered stomachs that
allow symbiotic bacteria to
break down
tough plant materials...
- aid in digestion,
particularly of hard-to-digest leaves, they have
multichambered,
complex stomachs,
making them the only
primates with
foregut fermentation...
-
Stercomata (or stercomes) are
extracellular pellets of
waste material produced by some
groups of foraminiferans,
including xenophyop****ans and komokiaceans...
- been
related to the mode of fertilization. They are
typically paired,
multichambered, and
connected with the
sperm duct, and have been
reported to play glandular...
- also home to
Wonder World amu****t park,
which features tours of the
multichambered cave and a
wildlife park. .
Texas State Historical Commission. "Wonder...
- The
Royal Tomb of
Akhenaten is a
multichambered tomb in the
Royal Wadi east of Amarna, Egypt,
where members of the
Amarna Period royal family were originally...
- and
execution between cultures. [citation needed]
Megalithic tombs,
multichambered, and dolmens, single-chambered, were
graves with a huge
stone slab stacked...
-
monocrystalline and
agglutinated Spirillinida. It is one of two
classes of
multichambered foraminifera based on SSU rDNA
molecular studies with consideration...
- also
diverse (>6,700
living species), and most of them are
encased in
multichambered tests constructed from
calcium carbonate or
agglutinated mineral particles...
