-
killing of
fossas in
response to
their predation on
coops is
common as well;
people with an
educational attainment were more
likely to
dislike fossas, and those...
-
composer José
Fossa (1902–1967),
Argentine footballer La
Fossa, an
Italian rap
group Tony
Fossas (born 1957),
Cuban baseball player Fossa, Abruzzo, a town...
- With
Boston in 1992,
Fossas made 60 appearances, but due to his
specialized use he
pitched a
total of less than 30 innings.
Fossas am****ed 7
career saves;...
- It
belongs to the
middle cranial fossa. The
sella turcica's most
inferior portion is
known as the
hypophyseal fossa (the "seat of the saddle"), and contains...
- The
cubital fossa,
antecubital fossa, chelidon,
inside of elbow, or, humorously, wagina, is the area on the
anterior side of the
upper part
between the...
-
Fossurin í
Fossá is one of the
highest waterfalls in the
Faroe Islands, and one of the
biggest attractions in
northern Streymoy. "
Fossá" in the Faroese...
- to Madagascar. It
contains the
living fossa and its larger,
recently extinct relative, the
giant fossa. The
fossas are the
largest of Madagascar's mammalian...
- The
popliteal fossa (also
referred to as
hough or
kneepit in
analogy to the
cubital fossa) is a
shallow depression located at the back of the knee joint...
- The
retromolar fossa is a
fossa of the
mandible located posteriorly to the
third molar. Part of the
temporal muscle's
tendon inserts into it. https://medical-dictionary...
- well
known are the
breeding successes in
other areas, for example, with
fossas (carnivorous
mammals from Madagascar) and red
river hogs. The zoo is located...
