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Seston (from
Ancient Gr****: σηστόν, romanized:
sēstón, lit. 'that
which is sifted')
refers to the
particles suspended in
bodies of water, such as oceans...
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William Seston (2 June 1900 – 2
October 1983) was a 20th-century
French historian and epigrapher, a
specialist of the
history of the
Roman Empire. He was...
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bothered the
Roman authorities.
Seston &
Euzennat 1971, pp. 468–469. Eck 2018, pp. 766-767. 773–774.
Millar 1983, p. 105.
Seston &
Euzennat 1971. MacKendrick...
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Kelemen D,
Rottman J,
Seston R (2013). "Professional
Physical Scientists Display Tenacious Teleological...
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Charles H.
Seston (1840 –
September 19, 1864) was a
Union Army
soldier killed in
action during the
American Civil War. He
posthumously received the Medal...
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Aeroplankton Gelatinous zooplankton Ichthyoplankton N****n
Paradox of the
plankton Seston Veliger Lalli, C.; Parsons, T. (1993).
Biological Oceanography: An Introduction...
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organisms in
aquatic ecosystems Benthos Macrobenthos Meiobenthos Herpon N****n
Neuston Pechton /
Pecton / P****n
Plankton Pleuston Plocon Seston Tripton...
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organisms in
aquatic ecosystems Benthos Macrobenthos Meiobenthos Herpon N****n
Neuston Pechton /
Pecton / P****n
Plankton Pleuston Plocon Seston Tripton...
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argues against a
dating of 21 May 293 in
Nicomedia originating in
Seston, Dioclétien, 88ff.,
stating that the
evidence adduced (the 7th-century Paschal...
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organisms in
aquatic ecosystems Benthos Macrobenthos Meiobenthos Herpon N****n
Neuston Pechton /
Pecton / P****n
Plankton Pleuston Plocon Seston Tripton...
