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This tall hollow grass is used to make everything from window shades to water pipes
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This tall hollow grass is used to make everything from window shades to water pipes
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46
This family of acorn-bearing trees is often divided into 3 main groups: red white & ringed
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201
Pond scum & most seaweed are forms of this simple plant
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206
In general gastropods with a shell are called snails & those without are called these
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268
About 25 of the more than 250 species of these are dangerous to man with the great white topping the list
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360
The fowls with this name are native to africa; the pigs to south america
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366
Horses have 64 chromosomes donkeys have 62 & this cross between them has 63
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399
Afghans salukis & beagles belong to this dog group
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476
It's the roundish seed pod of a cotton plant or the type of weevil that infests it
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503
The bark of the red mangrove tree yields this chemical used in making leather
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535
On a potato they are what we commonly call eyes
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542
Eagles usually kill their prey with these body parts
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595
What's often called fool's gold is really this mineral
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618
Though the small species that carpet damp forest areas are more familiar these plants can grow a yard high
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636
Lichens are formed by algae combining with this type of organism
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715
Many mammals are able to eat solid food well before this process of ceasing to suckle
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762
It's been recognized as the hardest substance known that occurs in nature
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802
The poisonous marine toad preys on these animals its companions in the order anura
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803
3 species of hyena have been recognized: brown striped & this
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816
Because of their lack of movement sponges were once thought to be these instead of animals
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862
Oysters are the most common source for saltwater pearls & these are the usual source for freshwater ones
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874
When gathering herbs beware! this one from which the greeks made a poisonous brew looks like parsley
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980
Some of the fanciest of these reptiles are beaded horned or frilled
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1038
Some of these on the trunk & branches of the honey locust tree may be 4 inches long--ouch!
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1154
These welsh dogs with foxlike heads & stiff coats were bred for herding cattle
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1270
These creatures including the ermine are noted for killing more prey than they can eat
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1441
In the south buildings have been engulfed & trees have been smothered by this oriental vine gone wild
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1463
Sausage trees found in africa are pollinated by these flying mammals
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1582
Coniferous trees are primarily pollinated by this not birds or bees
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1646
These sea creatures make up the animal class asteroidea
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1676
Fruit types of these insects may be named for the fruit they infest such as olives or cherries
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1748
Developed from buried peat deposits lignite is the first stage in the formation of this fuel
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1808
Evidence has been found that proves these largest mammals once had hind legs & feet
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1832
These bivalves stay under the mud by extending their siphons into the water
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1987
As opposed to the bald type the booted types of this bird of prey are named for feathers on their legs
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2112
The barbs on a bird's feathers are made of this protein like your hair
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2115
Adult amphibians go through this skin-shedding process several times a year
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2134
This flavoring is the only edible product produced by an orchid plant
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2201
They may never prosper but these creatures have been clocked sprinting at 71 mph
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2346
Silica derived from this giant grass is used in making a chinese medicine called tabasheer
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2500
Growing up to 65 feet these parts of a raffia palm are the longest on any plant
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2605
Coniferous trees are primarily pollinated by this not birds or bees
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It's the color in the name of the largest living rhinoceros
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To aid its nocturnal habits these facial features on a tarsier are each as big as its brain
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It's the roundish seed pod of a cotton plant or the type of weevil that infests it
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Some people in asia use cormorants to catch these
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Horses have 64 chromosomes donkeys have 62 & this cross between them has 63
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On summer nights in austin texas swarms of these mammals emerge from under the congress avenue bridge to feed
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Like other vertebrates birds have 2 hind limbs & 2 forelimbs the latter being these
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The majority of the world's cork comes from an evergreen species of this stately tree
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This family of acorn-bearing trees is often divided into 3 main groups: red white & ringed
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Fruit types of these insects may be named for the fruit they infest such as olives or cherries
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The greeks called licorice glykyrrhiza sweet this the part of the plant it came from
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The poisonous marine toad preys on these animals its companions in the order anura
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Fossils indicate that the first organisms on earth were bacteria & the blue-green type of this
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The liquid inside the stem of a plant it's lunch for an aphid
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On a potato they are what we commonly call eyes
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Unlike insects arachnids don't have these; they can only get around on foot
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This sense in humans has been called distance chemoreception
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These bivalves stay under the mud by extending their siphons into the water
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The teeth of a hippopotamus are made of this like an elephant's tusks
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