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Ancient Gr****: Φιντίας,
whence Latin:
Phintias or Plintis),
formerly also
Alicata (Sicilian pronunciation: [alɪˈkaːta]), is a city and
comune located on...
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Azerbaijan H.
acuta Beladjal & Bosmans, 1997 –
Algeria H.
aeoliensis Alicata, 1973 –
Italy H.
agnolettii Brignoli, 1978 –
Turkey H.
alanyana Özkütük...
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Mario Alicata (8 May 1918,
Reggio Calabria – 6
December 1966, Rome) was an
Italian Partisan,
literary critic and politician. Son of the
Sicilians Antonino...
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writers and pla**** a
large role in the
emerging neorealist movement:
Mario Alicata,
Gianni Puccini,
Antonio Pietrangeli, and
Giuseppe De Santis. Many of the...
- that the
parasite causing these infections was
carried by fish. However,
Alicata noted that raw fish was
consumed by
large numbers of
people in
Hawaii without...
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anonyma Ferrández, 1984 –
Spain D.
apenninica Alicata, 1964 –
Italy Dysdera a.
aprutiana Alicata, 1964 –
Italy D.
arabiafelix Gasparo & van Harten...
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Hendrickson D. J. 2916, "Effects of
early experience on
brain and body", in D.
Alicata, N. N. Jacobs, A.
Guerrero and M.
Piasecki (eds), Problem-based Behavioural...
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Parling Kjell Johansson Per
Hansson Darren Foreman Golli Hashempour Jano
Alicata Vadym Yevtushenko As of 11
November 2023 Sid
Huntley (1972) Alan Ball Sr...
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anonyma Ferrández, 1984 —
Spain Dysdera apenninica Alicata, 1964 —
Italy Dysdera apenninica aprutiana Alicata, 1964 —
Italy Dysdera arabiafelix Gasparo & van...
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Hygrocrates Deeleman-Reinhold, 1988 (Georgia, Turkey)
Parachtes Alicata, 1964 (Southern Europe)
Rhodera Deeleman-Reinhold, 1989 (Crete) Stalitochara...
