- 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...
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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...
- are prin****lly used for
varnishes and adhesives,
while the
softer odoriferous oleo-resins (frankincense, elemi, turpentine, copaiba), and gum resins...
- "layer" of the scent,
depending on how the
extraction method denatures the
odoriferous compounds.
Similar to
natural scents yet
different at the same time....
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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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original on May 1, 2018.
Retrieved May 1, 2018. "IU's 'corpse flower' in
odoriferous bloom".
Indianapolis Star.
Archived from the
original on
January 20,...
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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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secretions through microscopic holes called ozopores (the
openings of "
odoriferous" or "repugnatorial glands"),
along the
sides of
their bodies as a secondary...
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algae that suck
oxygen from the
lower depths and rise to the
surface as
odoriferous green s**** ...
Commercial and game fish—blue pike, whitefish, sturgeon...
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tanned using tree bark. Formerly,
tanning was
considered a
noxious or "
odoriferous trade" and
relegated to the
outskirts of town,
among the poor. Tanning...
