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prefix com-,
meaning "together", and mensa,
meaning "table" or "meal".
Commensality, at the
Universities of
Oxford and Cambridge,
refers to
professors eating...
- a form of
communal eating.
Communal eating is
closely bound up with
commensality (the
sociological concept of
eating with
other people).
Communal eating...
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research is on
commensality -
eating together - its
forms and functions, and its
possible impact on
public health. The
anthropology of
commensality ties into...
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American wolves. The dog is a
domestic animal that
likely travelled a
commensal pathway into
domestication (i.e.
humans initially neither bene****ed nor...
- preferred.
After the rise of the
chabudai around 1920, the
custom of
commensality emerged in ****an
where families have
dinner together around a singular...
-
Commensality in the
Ancient Gr**** World".
Greece and Rome. 45 (2): 148–149. doi:10.1017/S0017383500033659. Burton, Joan (1998). "Women's
Commensality...
- Usually, the
mites do not
cause any harm, so are
considered an
example of
commensalism rather than parasitism; but they can
cause disease,
known as demodicosis...
- many
streptococcal species are not pathogenic, and form part of the
commensal human microbiota of the mouth, skin, intestine, and
upper respiratory...
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hydrogen sulphide and methane, to energy.
Bacteria also live in mutualistic,
commensal and
parasitic relationships with
plants and animals. Most
bacteria have...
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Entamoeba is a
genus of
Amoebozoa found as
internal parasites or
commensals of animals. In 1875,
Fedor Lösch
described the
first proven case of amoebic...
