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A polysaccharide made from seaweed used to culture bacteria and fungi. |
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A marsh at the inlet or outlet of a lake or a river. |
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A waxy membrane near the nostrils on the beak of some birds. |
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A generator. It normally creates direct current electricity. |
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Illness found primarily among certain group of people or plants and found primarily in one region. |
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A unit of frequency equal to 1 trillion Hertz. |
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Small granular pellets of snow due to riming (adding a thin layer of ice due to condensation then freezing of water vapor.) |
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The unit of inductance when a current varies at 1 ampere/second and creates an EMF of 1 volt |
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A number smaller than any positive magnitude yet larger than zero. |
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An exceedingly hot wind from the Sahara Desert that blows into Egypt (usually) in the spring. |
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The jagged edge of a petal of a flower that forms a fringe. |
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A looping turn on a river running along level ground. |
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A solution that contains one gram-equivalent of solid for every liter of liquid. |
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A rock that is made up of little spheres of calcium carbonate. |
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The tubes in a vascular plant through which nutrients pass. |
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A fifth-degree polynomial. |
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Similar to a root, this plant structure is a creeping underground stem. |
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An iron rich black tourmaline. |
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The unit of pressure that supports one millimeter of a column of mercury. |
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The dark central section of an astronomical body's shadow. |
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The waxy covering of an embryo that protects it from amniotic fluid. |
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A diagram that displays various information about the winds at a location. |
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An anatomical object shaped like a sword, like the cartilage at the end of the sternum. |
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A rare-earth metallic element. Atomic number 70. Melts at 1097 degrees K and boils at 1467 degrees K. |
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