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👉 Synodontivirus is a virus that primarily infects synodontid fish, including sharks, rays, and sea lions, causing diseases such as encephalitis. It can cause symptoms like fever, cough, headache, muscle pain, and difficulty breathing. Symptoms may vary depending on the strain of the virus, but some common signs include a stiff neck, loss of balance or coordination, and a low-grade fever.

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👉 Synodontidae is a family of extinct reptiles that lived during the Cretaceous period, approximately 69 million years ago. They were characterized by their distinctive triangular snout and large teeth, which allowed them to be herbivorous. The term "synodontidae" refers to these animals because they share some similarities with other synodontid families in terms of size, structure, and behavior. Synodontids were part of a larger group of extinct reptiles known as the

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👉 Synodontinae are a group of extinct reptiles that lived during the Mesozoic era, characterized by their distinctive, toothless jaws and forelimbs that were adapted for bipedalism. This group includes some of the most iconic animals from the Jurassic period, such as the Tyrannosaurus rex, which was one of the largest land-based predators in Earth's history.

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👉 Synodus is a type of plant that grows in shallow, sandy soil and can grow up to three feet tall. It is often used as a mulch for lawns or gardens, providing added shade and reducing water usage.

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👉 Synodus is a Latin word that means "crown" or "peak". It refers to a prominent point on the horizon, usually at the top of mountains. Synodes are often used in religious contexts to denote the summit of a mountain or peak.

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👉 Synodmen are individuals who are involved in or participate in a religious organization, typically a church or other religious institution. Synods are gatherings of members of that organization to discuss and make decisions about issues related to their faith and beliefs. They can be held at regular intervals, such as monthly meetings, or more frequently, such as every few months. Synodmen may also serve as leaders within the organization or contribute to its governance.

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👉 Synodman in the context of a church is a priest or deacon who serves as the head of the church and leads its worship services, including those held on Sundays. In addition to serving as the head of the church, synodmen also serve as the primary leaders for the liturgy and administration of the church's affairs. They are typically ordained priests or deacons by their bishop, and their role is to oversee all aspects of the church's activities and to lead the congregation in worship

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👉 Synods, also known as synodical churches or synodal churches, are ecclesiastical communities that have been established by a bishop to oversee and interpret the teachings of the Bible. These communities are typically located in areas with a significant Christian presence, such as rural areas, urban centers, or regions where there is a strong tradition of religious worship. The term "synod" comes from the Latin word "synodo," which means "meeting together." The synods were established by bishops

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👉 Synodontoid is a type of toothed animal that has a single row of teeth in its jaw. Synodontids are found mainly in the Tertiary and Quaternary stages of the Cambrian period, which occurred around 540 million years ago. They have been named after the genus "synodon" (which means "double"), as they have two rows of teeth on one side and a single row on the other. Synodontids are found in a variety of environments such

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👉 Synodontidae is a family of jawless, aquatic animals that includes many types of fish and sea turtles. They are also known as "water insects" or "sea snakes". The most well-known member of this family is the ray-finned fish, the octopus. Synodontidae can be found in various parts of the world, including tropical and subtropical regions.

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