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Acanthocephali

Definition: The term "Acanthocephali" refers to a group of parasitic worms that resemble spines, known as "acanthocysts", on their host's body. They are found in diverse ecosystems and are important prey for fish species. 1. Acanthocephaliaceae: These are the most common group in this taxon. 2. Acanthocephaloidea: The term includes all the other subfamilies that have similar characteristics. Examples include the Acanthocephalans (Acanthocephaloidea), which resemble spines, and the Acanthocephalids (Acanthocephaloidea).


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Acetnaphthalide

Definition: The word acetnaphthalide is a chemical compound derived from a group of natural products, specifically a particular type of phytolacca tree (Diospyros melanoxylon). The term "ace" refers to the presence of an acidic substance that breaks down and dissolves in water. "Tla" refers to the presence of an alkaline substance that binds to molecules and strengthens them, while "phth" means the presence of a phenol group.


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Acetoxyphthalide

Definition: ACE-TOXYPHTHALIDE (1) A chemical compound that exhibits antimicrobial activity against specific bacteria and fungi. (2) Ace toxin is a protein component of the toxin proteins found in the bodies of some animals.


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Aethalides

Definition: Aethaliades are a class of compounds produced by oxidative metabolism in the body. They include a range of biological molecules that may be involved in cellular signaling, regeneration, and physiological processes.


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Alderfly

Definition: Alderfly is a genus of butterflies in the family Nymphalidae, class Monocot. It is named after the Alder tree, Alnus glutinosa (now replaced by the Ash tree, Fraser'sia). Alderfly species are mainly found in wet and humid environments with lots of water sources. They feed on nectar from flowers, but also on other insects and small birds.


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Amblycephalidae

Definition: The Amblycephalidae family is a small phylum of animals with distinct appendages on their bodies that enable them to move smoothly and gracefully. The members of this family are commonly known as amblycesthes, which are typically small, flattened, and covered with long hairs. <0x0A><0x0A>Their body shapes are adapted for their specific activities. For instance, the triceratops (Cretaceous) had elongated trunk-like appendages, while the oviraptor (Mesozoic) had slender, curved limbs. <0x0A><0x0A>Amblycesthes is a family of bipedal vertebrates that includes some extinct species.


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Halanaerobaculum

Definition: Halanaerobaculum is a type of bacterium that is capable of producing halophilic (halide-loving) enzymes, which are essential for bacterial growth in anaerobic environments. These bacteria can survive and thrive at low temperatures, such as those found in seawater or in the presence of halocarbons like formaldehyde.


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Discocephalidae

Definition: Discocephalic animals are characterized by a single, large brain with many sacs, which can be divided into two halves or lobes. These lobes are typically larger in size than the rest of the brain and have structures that allow them to move freely within their enclosure, allowing them to navigate through their environment.


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Nymphomyiidae

Definition: Nymphomyiidae, also known as the nymphalid family, is a group of marine invertebrates that includes a diverse range of species. These organisms are characterized by their small size and specialized adaptations for aquatic life, including tentacles (nymphs) and a streamlined body shape. They are found mainly in warm seas like the Mediterranean Sea, the Atlantic Ocean, and the Indian Ocean.


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Triraphis

Definition: Triraphis is a genus of birds in the family Acrocephalidae, which includes many species native to Africa and Asia, including raptors such as eagles and hawks. These birds are known for their distinctive triropes (three feathers) that give them their name, "triraphis."


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