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Palola viridis, (or
Eunice viridis)
commonly known as the
palolo worm,
Samoan palolo worm, balolo, wawo, or nyale, is a
Polychaeta species from the waters...
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Palolo may
refer to:
Palolo, Hawaii, a
valley and
neighborhood of Honolulu,
Hawaii Palolo worm, a
species of
invertebrate that
lives in
tropical coral...
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Pālolo is the name of a valley, stream, and
residential neighborhood in Honolulu, Hawaii, the
United States. The area lies
approximately four
miles east...
- António
Palolo (Évora, 1946 — Lisboa, 2000) was a
Portuguese artist and painter.
Palolo held his
first one-person
exhibition in 1964 at 111 Gallery, Lisbon...
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edible palolo worms m**** on the beaches.
These events occur at the last
quarter of the
lunar month, as the
reproductive cycle of the
palolos is synchronized...
- born in
Palolo Valley,
Hawaii in
December 1919. His
first experiences in
retail began while working in his parents’
grocery store in
Palolo. In 1949...
- Crater,
fronting Pauoa Valley.
Pālolo and Kaimukī are
neighborhoods east of Mānoa and Makiki,
inland from
Diamond Head.
Pālolo Valley parallels Mānoa and...
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council of
Vatia to make the Pola
Island area a
public park. The
dredge Palolo was
hired from
Upolu in
January 1966 in
order to
dredge sand for Utulei...
- Mānoa
Falls and runs
through the
valley before joining the
Palolo Stream to form the Mānoa-
Palolo drainage canal,
which flows into the Ala Wai Canal. Floods...
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consisted of
wetlands which were fed by
streams running from the Makiki,
Palolo, and
Manoa valleys to the sea. In the
early 1900s,
Lucius Pinkham, then...
