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Dictionary » D » Dart DartDart 1. (Science: zoology) a fish; the dace. See dace. 2. (Science: zoology) dart sac, a sac connected with the reproductive organs of land snails, which contains a dart, or arrowlike structure. ![]()
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Results from our forummicroscopic toolsAny ideas on how to get then to mate. I watch them yesterday for 1 hour they were ready to mate but no dart to inject the sperm. Maybe I can open one and extract the sperm go from there.
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Mimicry... or marine environments, is bright coloration. Bright colors typically signal to potential predators that the organism is poisonous (such as poison dart frogs, certain echinoderms, etc).
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The Fiber Disease... I know this is a crazy thought, but it is what I have observed. What I hate the most is the fibres, the way they float in mid air, and seemingly dart at ones face. I dont think morgellons should be taken lightly, and within reason all considerations should be aired and discussed.
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The Fiber Disease... in the place where you still have traces of the larvae left after laundering. The female worm can lay on an object and as you touch it shoot a dart into you.. the dart may or may not be some kind of bacterial antigen it uses to try to paralyze you.. but you are not an insect, and the dose is ...
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Evolving due to food... the Variable and Hooded Pitohuis, contain powerful neurotoxic alkaloids of the batrachotoxin group (also secreted by the Colombian poison dart frogs, genus Phyllobates). It is believed that these serve the birds as a chemical defence, either against ectoparasites or against visually guided ...
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