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Chionodes pulvis is a moth in the
family Gelechiidae.[failed verification] It is
found in
North America,
where it has been
recorded from California. Beccaloni...
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Cerithiopsis pulvis is a
species of sea snail, a
gastropod in the
family Cerithiopsidae,
which is
known from
European waters,
including the Mediterranean...
- in
person and
partly through the
Jesuits of St. Paul's
College at Lima (
pulvis comitissæ). She
returned to
Europe in 1640 and was the
first to
bring the...
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Joculator pulvis is a
species of
minute sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusc in the
family Cerithiopsidae. The
species was
described by
Issel in 1869...
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derived from the
Latin pollen for 'fine flour',
which shares a root with
pulvis,
meaning 'dust'. As it is
known today,
polenta derives from
earlier forms...
- used, over
several years, a
pulvis parturiens with
complete success in
patients with "lingering parturitation". This
pulvis parturiens consisted of ergot...
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Penicillium pulvis is a
species of
fungus in the
genus Penicillium which was
isolated from
house dust in
Kuils River,
South Africa.
MycoBank UniProt Houbraken...
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intensely cold winter,
Stevenson wrote some of his best essays,
including Pulvis et Umbra. He also
began The
Master of
Ballantrae and
lightheartedly planned...
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Uropsophus durissus – Gray, 1849
Crotalus durissus – Boulenger, 1896
Crotalus pulvis – Ditmars, 1905 [Crotalus]
terrificus durissus – Amaral, 1929
Crotalus terrificus...
- but the
latter couldn't
remember the
Latin words "Memento, homo, quia
pulvis es, et in
pulverem reverteris" (Remember, man, that dust thou art, and unto...
