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Перевод: zoological

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зоологический

Тезаурус:

1. In the fairly recent zoological past, around 2500 BC, the range of the Asian elephant reached from the Tigris-Euphrates basin to China, at least as far north as the River Yangtze.
2. It transpires that this particular law was discussed with the heads of the Moscow University Zoological Museum and two provincial museums without the Russian Ministry of Culture knowing anything of it.
3. It is a pity that this book contains only half (11) of the papers presented at the symposium, the rest having appeared in the Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society , apparently for logistic rather than logical reasons.
4. The quality of the psychic machine does not increase with the zoological hierarchy
5. Zoological accuracy was not Tulp's strong point.
6. Wright and Richmond were recommended by Collinson to Bartram as being the most reliable, and were sometimes asked to convey zoological cargo; live squirrels, red-birds and terrapins for Lord Petre or insects mounted in a cork-lined box for Dr Fothergill.
7. Agassiz later became the foremost zoological teacher in the United States, basing his teaching practice on the observation of nature.
8. The park is participating in an international breeding programme with several other zoological collections, to help save the race from extinction.
9. An hour's drive west of Orlando, along the Gulf of Mexico, is Tampa Bay, known for lovely beaches, outstanding golf resorts and yet another theme park - Busch Gardens, which combines a zoological park with thrill rides.
10. Like most enlightened zoological gardens, Cotswold Wildlife Park is a member of The Federation of Zoological Gardens of Great Britain and Ireland.
11. Marwell Zoological Park are hosting the Pet Corner where you can meet face to face those animals that do NOT make the perfect pets.
12. The North American Indians had a name for trilobites that meant "little water bug in the rocks", which shows extraordinary zoological acuity.
13. In 1844, a London surgeon, G.F. Girdwood, wrote an article in The Lancet which, based on his extensive zoological studies of dogs and horses, showed that menstruation was the human version of being "on heat" - it showed the readiness of the female for impregnation.