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Dictionary » I » Indonesia IndonesiaIndonesia a republic stretching from the indian ocean east to new guinea, comprising six main islands: java, sumatra, bali, kalimantan (the indonesian portion of the island of borneo), sulawesi (formerly known as the celebes) and irian jaya (the western part of new guinea). Its capital is djakarta. The ethnic groups living there are largely chinese, arab, eurasian, indian, and pakistani; 85% of the peoples are of the islamic faith. ![]()
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Results from our forumNeed details for this type of crabThis crab is often found at the traditional market in Indonesia, but I have no idea for this crab, really. Anybody can help me for the details of this crab (e.g lifetime,species,classification) or anything?
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What is cord blood and what are the benefits of cord bloodwell, unfortunately, this kind of services are still very expensive here in my country (indonesia). I first think, because the provider is still rare here. But rare provider means difficult techniques and facility doesnt it? If you do know about cord bank, do you know ...
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Are humans poorly adapted to industrial society?I once read an article in Indonesian news website: that young Japanese lack of interest on sexual intercourse. I think theyre not low on fertility. Thats the reason why they score so little on citizen growth, perhaps. I also think that ...
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Crossword...I have no ideasure the answer's not adenosine?Well its 9 letter, but in Indonesia, it's spelled adenosin, so it fits with the 8 letter clue, and a reaction product of ATP :) I also agree with canalon, glucose is definitely not protein. and I agree with ethanol...
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Re: Why have rodents been so successful?... when the usual niche is not filled it is replaced by another creature that grows to fill it (like Komodo dragons as a top predator in parts of Indonesia, rather then the typical mammals). In Australia, in absence of the more common varieties of mammals, marsupials and monotremes filled most ...
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