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Coquina
Coquina Co*qui"na, n. [Sp., shellfish, cockle.]
A soft, whitish, coral-like stone, formed of broken shells
and corals, found in the southern United States, and used for
roadbeds and for building material, as in the fort at St.
Augustine, Florida.
Meaning of Coquinas from wikipedia
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hydrocarbon discovery in the
coquinas of the
Lagoa Feia,
followed by that of the
Pampo and
Linguado Fields in 1978. The
coquinas of the
Morro do
Chaves Formation...
- mollusks, the
coquina is host to a
variety of parasites. On the
Atlantic Coast of the
United States,
studies have
shown that
coquinas harbour the larval...
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Coquina Beach is a
beach in
North Carolina, US,
located in the Cape
Hatteras National Seas****. It is
located not far from the
Wright Brothers National...
- A
suplex is an
offensive move used in
sport wrestling as well as
amateur wrestling and
professional wrestling. It is a
throw that
involves lifting the...
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different parts of the world. In the
southeastern U.S. they are
known as "
coquina", a word that is also used for the hard
limestone concretions of their...
- by sedimentation. It
differs from
coquina (another
fossiliferous sedimentary rock) in
fossil preservation, as
coquinas are
mainly composed of
small fragments...
- The
Liber de
Coquina ("The book of cooking/cookery") is one of the
oldest medieval cookbooks. Two
codices that
contain the work
survive from the beginning...
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including stratified, sand-grained
coquinas that are
overlaid by rudstones, co****-grained sands, and matrix-supported
coquinas. The
paleobiota of the Coquimbo...
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Olson was a
cargo ship
originally built in
Wisconsin in 1918 as the SS
Coquina.
Renamed in 1940, in
August 1941 she was
chartered by the US Army to transport...
- have
formed a
limestone that is
known as
coquina.
Before Shark Bay
became a
World Heritage Site, the
coquina was
mined and used for the
construction of...
