- into two branches, each with its own cryptocurrency,
where the
original unforked blockchain continued as
Ethereum classic. By
September 2016, the value...
-
referred to it as
either the
school strap or the belt, the
normal term for an
unforked implement, as worn in
trousers (see belt).
Scottish state (public) schools...
- no eyelids, but
unlike snakes, they have
external ear
holes and flat,
unforked tongues. They are
native to
Australia and New Guinea.
Pygopodids have no...
-
catsear flowering stems are
forked and solid,
whereas dandelions possess unforked stems that are hollow. Both
plants have a
rosette of
leaves and a central...
-
English Wikipedia,
founded by
Wikipedia co-founder
Larry Sanger,
which was
unforked in 2007.
Enciclopedia Libre, a 2002 fork of the
Spanish Wikipedia created...
- chanterelles, but can
usually be
distinguished by
their well-developed,
unforked true gills.
Species of
Omphalotus are not
closely related to chanterelles...
- way to
avoid forking geometric definition that
ideally should be kept
unforked to
prevent discrepancies. For example, the
groups defined above cannot...
-
sauropod dinosaurs,
although titanosauriform sauropods returned to the
unforked condition.
Haemal arches of Wintonotitan.
Caudal vertebrae of Ichthyovenator...
-
closely related to the
gecko and the skink. It has
vestigial legs and an
unforked tongue. Most of its body is made up of a non-detachable tail. The striped...
- eyes, as in
modern pronghorns, it also
possessed a second,
longer and
unforked, pair on the back of the skull. Most likely,
males used
these to fight...
