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- Allergy (18658 bytes)
16: ...on suffer from hayfever symptoms in response to [[wiktionary:airborne|airborne]] [[pollen]]. [[Asthma]]tics ar...
90: ...emes in symptoms including the [[nervous system|neurological]] and [[endocrine system]]s as well as the... - Glacial motion (2558 bytes)
11: ...glacial landforms|erosional landforms]] such as [[Wiktionary:striation|striation]]s, [[cirque (landform)|cirqu... - Russia (28007 bytes)
2: ... that stretches over a vast expanse of eastern [[Europe]] and northern [[Asia]]. With an area of 17,075...
13: ...nno-Ugric]] tribes, such as the [[Merya]], the [[Muromian]]s and the [[Meshchera]].
15: ...e prosperous, due to diversified trade with both Europe and Asia.
23: ...r less functional Christian state on the Eastern European frontier, allowing it to claim succession to ...
29: ...ual footing with Britain, France, and Germany in Europe. Unrest of the downtrodden serfs and suppressi... - Festival (832 bytes)
13: ...lso [[list of festivals]], [[wiktionary:fest]], [[wiktionary:festival]]. - Sumer (14409 bytes)
5: The term "Sumerian" is actually an [[Wiktionary:exonym|exonym]] (a name given by another group of...
77: ...or [[animal]] and [[vegetable]] [[sacrifice]]s. [[Wiktionary:Granary|Granaries]] and [[storehouse]]s were usua...
98: ...arting as [[mouflon]]) and cattle (starting as [[aurochs]]) were foremost among the species cultivated ... - Alchemy (42222 bytes)
19: ...chemy was actually considered serious science in Europe; for instance, [[Isaac Newton]] devoted conside...
33: ...]], the [[Islam]]ic world, and finally back to [[Europe]]. Chinese alchemy was closely connected to [[T...
42: ...ion to medicine. The [[philosopher's stone]] of European alchemists can be compared to the [[Elixir of...
44: ...ngols against the Hungarians in [[1241]], and in Europe starting with the 14th century.
88: ===Alchemy in Medieval Europe=== - Fungus (12992 bytes)
68: * [[Epithelial]] [[wiktionary:turnover|turnover]] - Guinea pig (19730 bytes)
29: ...gland|English]] traders brought guinea pigs to [[Europe]], where they quickly became popular as exotic ...
31: ...' (Guinean piglet), in Sweden they are called ''[[Wiktionary:marsvin|marsvin]]'' (a combination of the Latin w...
33: ...a common species is ''Cavia porcellus,'' with ''[[Wiktionary:porcellus|porcellus]]'' being [[Latin]] for "litt...
35: ...One theory is that the animals were brought to [[Europe]] by way of [[Guinea]], leading people to think...
66: ...ich have been developed since their arrival in [[Europe]] and [[North America]]. These varieties vary ... - Kenya (15142 bytes)
53: ...tral highlands were settled by British and other European farmers, who became wealthy farming [[coffee]...
110: ...eru]] 6%, other African 15%, non-African (Asian, European, and [[Arab]]) 1%
142: {{wiktionary}} - Labradoodle (2015 bytes)
23: ...eople with [[allergy|allergies]] to [[fur]] and [[wiktionary:dander|dander]]. This has not yet been reliably ... - Hippocampus (8957 bytes)
10: [[psychology|Psychologists]] and [[neuroscience|neuroscientists]] dispute the precise role of the hippo...
18: ... information. Studies in rats have shown that [[neurons]] in the hippocampus have spatial firing fields...
33: ... has been found that these areas are relatively [[Wiktionary:Hypotrophy|hypotrophic]] in [[cetaceans]].
43: ... of two brain areas which continues to grow new neurons throughout life - White House (15373 bytes)
63: ...ecor, much admired then as now, had an imperial [[Wiktionary:Francophile|Francophile]] air that was the result... - Commons:Template:Newpagelinksmain (1176 bytes)
4: ...e:Newpagelinksmain|Look for Newpagelinksmain]] in Wiktionary, our sister dictionary project. - Cephalopods (4509 bytes)
20: The class contains two [[Wiktionary: extant| extant]] [[subclass (biology)|subclasses...
22: ...rite experimental material of [[Neurophysiology|neurophysiologists]] for many years. - Guinea Pigs (18488 bytes)
29: ...gland|English]] traders brought guinea pigs to [[Europe]], where they quickly became popular as exotic ...
31: ...' (Guinean piglet), in Sweden they are called ''[[Wiktionary:marsvin|marsvin]]'' (a combination of the Latin w...
33: ...a common species is ''Cavia porcellus,'' with ''[[Wiktionary:porcellus|porcellus]]'' being [[Latin]] for "litt...
35: ...One theory is that the animals were brought to [[Europe]] by way of [[Guinea]], leading people to think...
66: ...ich have been developed since their arrival in [[Europe]] and [[North America]]. These varieties vary ... - Sea Urchins (11174 bytes)
22: ***Order [[Temnopleuroida]]
51: ... that the spines are truly venomous (unlike the [[Wiktionary:pedicellaria|pedicellaria]]e between the spines, ... - Creation (theology) (32465 bytes)
85: In [[Europe]], creationism is a less well-defined phenomeno...
87: Of particular note for [[Eastern Europe]], [[Serbia]] suspended the teaching of evoluti...
89: ... entire government". [http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/3663196.stm]
137: {{wiktionary}} - Lava flow (9578 bytes)
5: ...e="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div>
6: ...''[[wiktionary:Pahoehoe|Pāhoehoe]]''''' in [[Wiktionary]], the free dictionary</div> - Lava (9992 bytes)
5: ...e="float: left;">[[Image:Wiktionary.png|50px|none|Wiktionary|]]</div>
6: ...''[[wiktionary:Pahoehoe|Pāhoehoe]]''''' in [[Wiktionary]], the free dictionary</div> - Soap (8342 bytes)
20: ...[Sand]] or [[pumice]] may be added to produce a [[wiktionary:scouring|scouring]] soap. This process is most co...
40: ...teenth century, and [[advertising]] campaigns in Europe and the United States helped to increase popula...
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