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skeleton including several osteoderms. It was
historically known as the "
Spearpoint ankylosaur"
prior to its description. The
Vectipelta holotype specimens...
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known as Ebenau's leaf-tailed gecko, the Nosy Be flat-tail gecko, and the
spearpoint leaf-tail gecko, is a
species of
lizard in the
family Gekkonidae. The...
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civilization is
largely confined to the city of
Spearpoint, home to more than 30
million people.
Spearpoint (colloquially
called the Gods****er) is built...
- A 12,000 year old
Folsom tradition spearpoint about 76 mm (3 in) long...
- the
niches beneath the dome of
Saint Peter's Basilica,
Vatican City. A
spearpoint fragment said to be from the Holy
Lance is also
conserved in the Basilica...
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students at
Manchester Polytechnic, the line-up was
complete when Andy
Spearpoint, who at the time was at
drama school in Manchester,
joined on vocals....
- in
Michigan and
Wisconsin is
dated between 6500 and 3000 BC. A
copper spearpoint found in
Wisconsin has been
dated to 6500 BC.
Copper usage by the indigenous...
- 1097/CCM.0000000000000047. PMID 24247475. S2CID 16856630. Parnia, S;
Spearpoint, K; de Vos, G; Fenwick, P; et al. (2014). "AWARE-AWAreness
during REsuscitation-a...
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Polytechnic Institute,
located in Troy, New York
Folsom point,
prototype of a
spearpoint or
arrowhead that was
invented by
Native Americans and
widely distributed...
- a
light gray
crown with dark
striping that
forms an
anteriorly facing spearpoint, and a
solid band
which covers the eyes and
extends rearward to the posterior...
