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👉 Astomasis is a type of animal that can live in both land and water environments, allowing them to adapt to various habitats.

Astomaspis

👉 Astomatida is a group of bacteria that produce small, flat structures called asters or spores. These spores are dispersed by wind and can be found in various environments, including soil, air, and water. Astomatids are important for the spread of diseases like tuberculosis (TB) and meningitis (Meningitis B).

Astomatida

👉 Astomatous organisms are characterized by their unique branching structures, including roots, tubules, and appendages, that allow them to form an intricate network of tube-like structures called a "cyst". These astomatous organisms are crucial for various ecological niches due to their role in nutrient transport, water filtration, and decomposition.

Astomaea

👉 Astomatal is a biological term that refers to the process by which plants and some other organisms use their tracheas, or airways, as conduits for gas exchange. The term was first coined in 1907 by Charles Darwin in his book "On the Origin of Species."

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👉 Astomatous is a term used in the field of linguistics and philosophy, referring to a type of language that sounds like speech but does not have any grammatical structure or meaning. It is often associated with the development of new languages, as well as with the study of how language works within a given context. Astomatous languages are characterized by their lack of clear syntax, meaning, and grammar, making them difficult to read and write. They can also be found in various other parts of

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👉 Astoma is a type of muscle that grows in size, becoming more flexible and elastic over time. They are often found on the face or neck and can be caused by various factors such as trauma, infection, or hormonal changes. Astomas can also occur in other areas of the body like the skin or even within the brainstem.

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👉 Astomaspis is a term that refers to someone who does not understand the nuances of language and is often mistaken for a non-slangish person or character. It's akin to saying "I don't speak English" in a humorous way, but with the added twist of being a mischievous word.

Here’s an example sentence using 'Astomaspis': Example: It's like someone who doesn’t understand the difference between a cat and a dog is more like a cat than they are.