- An odor (American English) or
odour (Commonwealth English; see
spelling differences) is a
smell or a
scent caused by one or more
volatilized chemical compounds...
- in matches, insecticides, and fungicides. Many
sulfur compounds are
odoriferous, and the
smells of
odorized natural gas,
skunk scent, bad breath, grapefruit...
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compound tentatively identified as 2-methyldecanoic acid. The
highly odoriferous thietanes and
dithiolanes found in anal
gland secretions of some members...
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anointing or anting, is a
behaviour whereby a non-human
animal smears odoriferous substances over themselves.
These substances are
often the secretions...
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secondary because salamanders have been
observed to
remain stationary near
odoriferous prey but only feed if it moves. Cave-dwelling
amphibians normally hunt...
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species the esca
possesses different luring mechanisms, such as
emitting odoriferous chemicals that
attract olfactory-driven prey (batfish, Ogcocephaloidei;...
- acids, cholesterol,
squalene and 2-Piperidinone; the
latter is the most
odoriferous compound and is
perceived by
humans as
having an
ammoniacal or pepper-like...
- in a wide
range around 700. The
flowers are
often numerous and
highly odoriferous. The
family has a
subcosmopolitan distribution,
ranging from the subarctic...
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archaically referred to as
earthwax or
earth wax, is a
naturally occurring odoriferous mineral wax or
paraffin found in many localities.
Lacking a definite...
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sides of the head. The
preorbital gland's
secretion contains the
highly odoriferous compound, 2-ethyl-3-methylpyrazine. This
compound is also the
major volatile...
