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301. Pointer (Zeiger)
:: Just as industrial America was for long the pointer to the worlds economic future so Australia was once a pointer to coming political institutions
302. Adder (Natter)
:: There are also reptiles like adders or grass snakes slowworms and lizards that are prone to fire damage because they cannot get out quickly enough
303. Lugworm (lugworm)
:: Turner investigates another paradox when he describes the depositfeeding lugworms burrowing marine polychaete worms which eat marine sediments that are laden with organic material and bacteria
304. Den (Höhle)
:: Pups leave the den 4 or 5 weeks after birth and are fully weaned by 8 to 10 weeks
305. Frog (Frosch)
:: The reason for avoiding consumption of the rest of the body is unclear but may be related to poisonous excretions from the skin of frogs
306. Pangolin (pangolin)
:: Interpreting the extreme similarity in anteaters and pangolins remains problematic due to lingering disagreement among phylogenetic hypotheses
307. Panther (Panther)
:: Thus you get the flora and fauna of both tigers panthers wild boar and pythons tread the same tracks as reindeer wolves and sables
308. Yak (Yak)
:: We walked through a yak herders camp where great black beasts snorted columns of white steam
309. Ibex (Steinbock)
:: On the same jar a drawing of a stylized tree with two grazing ibexes probably represents the goddess
310. Class (Klasse)
:: How do we get back middle class white collar voters
311. Flight (Flug)
:: Fischli and Weiss are known for their use of humble stuff that is in headlong flight from rareness and highness and these photos were no exception
312. Centipede (Tausendfüßler)
:: There were scorpions inside jars and papers were cluttered underneath them drawings of spiders centipedes and large ants
313. Family (Familie)
:: That is the way towards building a new Scotland fit and ready to play its full part in the European family of nations
314. Petrel (petrel)
:: For me it will always be a trip of a lifetime as we were soon surrounded by a bewildering assortment of albatrosses shearwaters and petrels each a new species for us
315. Bass (Bass)
:: Decent bass and good sound quality impressed the reviewers but it was never going to be able to compete with a larger system
316. Goat (Ziege)
:: Besides this Spanish cattle pigs sheep and goats introduced European meats and fats milk butter and cheese to the Mexican diet
317. Toad (Kröte)
:: There are seven categories of fish including the basking shark and the same number of amphibians and reptiles such as turtles toads lizards and newts
318. Nautilus (Nautilus)
:: The aborigines believe that the skeleton of each dead moon drops into the sea and becomes the shell of the chambered nautilus
319. Bream (Brachsen)
:: There are herring and cod in the outer archipelago but within casting range of land the fish are mostly freshwater perch bream pike and zander
320. Cage (Käfig)
:: I broke a goalies cage with my wrist shot
321. Caiman (Kaiman)
:: The zoo here is now playing host to a pair each of seamy crocodiles alligators and caimans giving the city dwellers a glimpse of some rare species
322. Roan (Rotschimmel)
:: Milos steed a roan stallion with a flaxen mane and tail looked at her with ears pricked up
323. Heron (Reiher)
:: I also spotted a male kingfisher herons and several dippers
324. Hyrax (hyrax)
:: From the molecular viewpoint however the phylogenetic relationship among elephants sirenians and hyraxes remains confused
325. Duck (Ente)
:: But the principle is the same we cannot duck our responsibilities by saying that the other party took part freely
326. Kangaroo (Känguru)
:: Thousands of years ago there were giant kangaroos huge wombats and sixmetre long goannas
327. Dugong (dugong)
:: Genetic evidence suggests that the elephants closest relatives in evolutionary terms are manatees and dugongs herbivorous sea cows that live fulltime in the water
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