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Animals

Known as: Animalia, animal kingdom, Animal 
Unicellular or multicellular, heterotrophic organisms, that have sensation and the power of voluntary movement. Under the older five kingdom paradigm… 
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Animal Organism StrainAnimals, DomesticAnimals, Genetically ModifiedAnimals, Newborn
Dose Denominator Qualifier ICSR TerminologyEukaryotic CellsMetazoaPet Therapy

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EukaryotaOrganism

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2015
2015
A new research agenda for improvements in quality of life
1) Well-being indicators on landscape and cultural heritage: the experience of BES project - Luigi Costanzo - Alessandra Ferrara… 
2015
2015
Color by Shape
Researchers want to mimic structural colors found in Nature to make sensors, displays, and even art. 
2003
2003
DEVELOPMENT OF THREE SAC SPIDERS OCCURRING ON LIME ORCHARDS AT HOMESTEAD, FLORIDA
The development of three species of sac spiders known to prey on citrus leafminer was studied under laborato- ry condition… 
2000
2000
And the beat goes on: A brief guide to the hearts of vertebrates.
1988
1988
Alexander : vel de ratione quam habere etiam bruta animalia (de animalibus)
1977
1977
Origins of the Nucleate Organisms
A theory regarding the early evolution of the eukaryotes is presented. It is proposed that the eukaryotes evolved through the… 
1972
1972
The analysis and interpretation of differences between reciprocal crosses of Nicotian rustica varieties
The analysis and interpretation of differences between reciprocal crosses of Nicotian rustica varieties 
Review
1961
Review
1961
Mucociliary function as protective mechanism in upper respiratory tract.
The general problem of comparing the anatomy of the upper respiratory tract of one animal species with that of another has been… 
1954
1954
Vitamin B12 in marine and freshwater algae.
Asakusanori, the air-dried Porphyra tenera, used as a foodstuff in Japan, was found to be relatively rich in vitamin B12 and to… 
1932
1932
Fossilium Catalogus. I, Animalia. Pars 57: W. Gross, Antiarchi
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