👉 Aniso cycle is a series of consecutive oscillations or transitions that occur in an animal's life cycle, resulting from its mating and reproduction cycles. It is characterized by the alternation of the sexes during reproductive activity.
👉 Aniso coria is a medicinal plant belonging to the family Asteraceae. It has been used in traditional Chinese medicine for treating gastrointestinal disorders such as ulcers, flatulence, and hemorrhoids. The word 'ani' in this term refers to the fruit or seed that contains the medicinal properties of aniso coria.
👉 Aniso dactylous is a type of bird in the family Anisidae that is found primarily in Europe and Asia. It has a unique anatomic structure, which allows it to hop over obstacles such as mud or water.
👉 Aniso don't is a term used in English to describe those who do not value social norms and traditions, particularly in their personal or professional life. The term reflects an anti-social mindset that often leads to isolation and self-reflection.
👉 Aniso gametes refers to a type of animal game that involves hunting and capturing prey by striking at or impaling them with a sharp blade, which is then eaten by the hunter. The term "ani" in this word refers to the method of striking: either deliberately or accidentally.
👉 Aniso game ti, or aniso-gamic, is a term used in biology to describe a type of gametocyte (a cell involved in the production of gametes). Aniso-gamic cells are specialized gametocytes that produce gametes with certain characteristics that differ from gametocytes without these characteristics.
👉 Aniso dactyla is a type of parasitic nematode found in various species of insects, primarily in the family Phasmidae. It causes abnormal hair growth and can lead to severe health problems for infected individuals.
👉 Aniso sepulchral (1) is a tomb or sarcophagus in which the body of a deceased person is interred with an object (such as a mummy). It is typically found in Egypt and other areas where the dead were believed to have been buried alongside their household goods.