10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «LIVE-BEARER»
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Field Guide to Freshwater Fishes of California
Populations of the Oriental Weatherfish, Guppy (Lebistes reticu- latus), Green
Swordtail (Xiphophorus lielleri), and Porthole Live- bearer (Poeciliopis gracilis)
are already well established. Colorado Province Within the confines of California,
the ...
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Proposed 20-year plan of mining and reclamation, ...
Live-bearer. Misc. : Name: Western Terrestrial Garter Snake- Thamnophis
elegans Habitat: Grassland, brushland, woodland, forest. May frequent water.
Foods: Fish, toads, frogs, tadpoles, salamanders, birds, small mammals,
earthworms, ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1977
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Marine and Freshwater Products Handbook
The whale shark, Rhincodon typus, is a live bearer: 300 embrvos found in one "
megamama" supreme. Env. Biol. Fab. 46(3):219-223 Jury, S.H., J.D. Field, S.L.
Stone, D.M. Nelson, and ME. Monaco. 1994. Distribution and abundance of
fishes ...
Roy E. Martin, Emily Paine Carter, George J. Flick, Jr., 2000
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Australian Lizards: A Natural History
The eastern Australian burrowing skink genus Anomalopus contains six
oviparous species but the most southerly species, Swanson's Worm Skink (A.
swansoni) from just north of Sydney, is a live bearer. The Three-toed Skink (
Saiphos ...
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Living Fossil: The Story of the Coelacanth
least one fossil genus was a live-bearer. In thesejurassic fossils there is a
smallish number of obviously highly immature individuals within the abdominal
cavity, and they are positioned too far back to have been stomach contents.
Keith Stewart Thomson, 1992
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Merriam-Webster's Rhyming Dictionary
... sharer, terror casebearer, crossbearer, cupbearer, declarer, furbearer, live-
bearer, pallbearer, seafarer, talebearer, torchbearer, trainbearer, wayfarer color-
bearer, standard-bearer, stretcher-bearer — also -er forms of adjectives listed at
are4 ...
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Neotropical Birds of Prey: Biology and Ecology of a Forest ...
45 days Reproduction unknown, probably a live-bearer Believed to be a live-
bearer; neonates found around mid-May, just before onset of the rainy season
APPENDIX 2.1—cont. Species Snout-vent length (mm) Habitat Habits, notes
Breeding.
Additionally, it is a live-bearer. Free-swimming fry of live-bearers depend more on
yolk and are considerably larger at birth than fry that hatch externally after several
days, and they can be used as hardy test animals at birth. We have used the ...
Gary Kent Ostrander, 2000
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Teleology, First Principles, and Scientific Method in ...
And in pointing out that, though not every live-bearer is hairy, still every hairy
animal is live-bearing, Aristotle is pointing out that it's the hairy live-bearers that
constitute a large kind—the live-bearingfour-footed animals. This 21 The method
...
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Encyclopedia of the Aquatic World: Starfish
Several larger species are important commercially. The flesh has a delicate flavor
. Most brotulas give birth to live young. They are viviparous, which means "live-
bearer." The eggs hatch inside the female's body, and the young are born ready ...
Marshall Cavendish Corporation, 2004
3 NOTÍCIAS NAS QUAIS SE INCLUI O TERMO «LIVE-BEARER»
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live-bearer no contexto das seguintes notícias.
Florida Fish Expert Tries to Save the Last Sawfish
Although the sawfish has a long life span of 30 years or more, it is a live-bearer. As such, it has a prolonged gestation period and produces very ... «NBC Los Angeles, dez 08»
Threat from tiny pet fish
The platys is known as a live-bearer because it keeps its eggs until they are hatched, giving them a huge advantage over natives with which ... «Sydney Morning Herald, abr 08»
Native Fish for Home Aquariums
... daces, and a few native species of the live-bearer family (Poeciliidae), which includes such popular tropicals as the guppy, the platys, swordtails, and mollies. «Mother Earth News, fev 08»
