- Ġgantija (Maltese pronunciation: [dʒɡanˈtiːja], "Giantess") is a
megalithic temple complex from the
Neolithic era (c. 3600–2500 BC), on the Mediterranean...
- De-Wei (2011). "Five
trillion basidiospores in a
fruiting body of
Calvatia gigantia" (PDF). Mycosphere. 2 (4): 457–462. Watkinson,
Sarah C.; Boddy, Lynne;...
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below 10 °C (50 °F). It can be
grown from
seeds or cuttings. "Aristolochia
gigantia: A
Death Sentence for
Pipevine Swallowtails" by
Guest Photographer, June...
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loops involving the PRR genes, the
Evening Complex and the
light sensitive GIGANTIA and
ZEITLUPE proteins. In
bacterial circadian rhythms, the oscillations...
- roses: Rosa
Foetida (ロサ・フェティダ, Rosa Fetida), Rosa
Gigantea (ロサ・ギガンティア, Rosa
Gigantia), and Rosa
Chinensis (ロサ・キネンシス, Rosa Kinenshisu).
These are also referred...
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velvet hawkmoth Clanis titan -
scarce velvet hawkmoth Clanis undulosa gigantia - wavy
velvet hawkmoth Leucophlebia lineata -
large candy-striped hawkmoth...
- A
genus of
cephalopods included in the
nautilid family Halobiidae. H.
gigantia A
genus of
cephalopods included in the
nautilid family Halobiidae. H. ornatissima...
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fuscicornis (Holmgren, 1860) c g
Netelia gerlingi (Schrottky, 1902) c g
Netelia gigantia Nikam, 1973 c g
Netelia gotoi Konishi, 2005 c g
Netelia gracilis (Morley...
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Mesalia concava Abb****, 1967 †
Mesalia ferialae Abb****, 1967 †
Mesalia gigantia Awad & Abed, 1967 †
Mesalia goshourensis Matsubara & Ugai, 2006 † Mesalia...
- †Toomeyospongia
apachensis – type
locality for
species †Toomeyospongia
gigantia – type
locality for
species †Toomeyospongia
modica – type
locality for...
