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Dictionary » W » Wandering Wanderingwandering (Science: physiology) From Wander, Wandering albatross, an animal cell which possesses the power of spontaneous movement, as one of the white corpuscles of the blood. (Science: botany) Wandering jew, any one of a tribe of spiders that wander about in search of their prey. ![]()
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Results from our forumwhat animal could this be?... white, flat (almost smashed-looking) face and a gray body, and a stub for a tail. It waddles when it walks and it does have fur. Any ideas? It was wandering near my house and I've never seen one before, and after lots of research I can't find out what it's called.
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Looking for answers/input.Note: While reading this, bear in mind that I'm not on either side of any fence; I'm interested only in answers. 'ello, all. I'm getting bored of wandering into accidental debates/discussions with people who don't know what they're talking about and/or think very narrowly... so I figure I'll come ...
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Why is bacteria good?... the poor clown is a pop psychologist.!! Look kiddies, just answer the question. I understand that your sensitive egos require that you show off by wandering from the subject to display the little additional information you have to offer. Save it for your parents - they'll be so proud!
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Clarification of the Various Metabolic Pathways... Its one drawback for the uninitiated is that you have to have a pretty good idea which area to focus on or you will spend a lot of time just wandering around and, if you're on a slow connection, that will get tiresome real quickly. But I agree, it is a nifty chart. I especially like - and ...
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Horizontal Gene transfer (HGT)Hi guys, this is my first post but wandering if anyone can help??! I am studying a lot of evolution at degree level and am always confused at the theory of horizontal gene transfer and how evolutionists can distiguish this and find out which ...
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