- that the life
cycle transitions of
opalines may be
governed by the
hormonal cycles of the host.
Lacking a mouth,
opalines feed by
taking in
nutrients from...
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producing a
similar type of gl****,
labelled 'Veritable
Opaline de Murano'. Vincendeau, Christine. Les
Opalines. (in French) Amic, Yolande. L'Opaline française...
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Opaline is the
third studio album by Dishwalla,
released on
April 23, 2002 on
Immergent Records. "
Opaline" - 04:10 "Angels or Devils" - 04:03 "Somewhere...
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Opaline may
refer to:
Opaline, a
group of
protists Opaline, an
album by
Dishwalla Opaline gl****,
decorative French gl****
Opaline silica: an
amorphous or...
-
first two
pairings produced six
Opalines, all hens, and the
third several Opalines, both ****s and hens. The name '
Opaline' was
suggested in 1936 by R J...
-
different ecological functions and morphologies: labyrinthulomycetes,
opalines and bicosoecids.
Labyrinthulomycetes is a
group of
protists that absorb...
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knows little about the
world outside Opaline's castle, to spy on
Sunny and her
friends in
furtherance of
Opaline's plans as she
promised to give Misty...
- The
three spot
gourami (Trichopodus trichopterus), also
known as the
opaline gourami, blue gourami, and gold gourami, is a
species of fish
native to southeastern...
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group includes a
variety of
algal protists,
heterotrophic flagellates,
opalines and
closely related proteromonad flagellates (all
endobionts in
other organisms);...
- that fed on
green algae, like ulva lactuca. The ink and
opaline glands produce ink and
opaline respectively;
these two
substances are
mixed in the cavity...
