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| Macedonian
shepard
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Macropods orester kangaroo, Bennetts wallaby, Tasmanian pademelon, Tasmanian bettong, potoroo |
| Mamba:
green mamba
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| Mammoet
mammoeten zijn al duizenden jaren geleden uitgestorven, maar nog steeds
worden er bevroren mammoetkarkassen ontdekt in Siberië, in
Dutch
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| Mammoth:
woolly mammoth often considered to be symbolic of the last ice age
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| Mammoth
saga
virtual exhibition of mammoths and other animals, and plants of the ice
ages
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| Mammoth site
woolly mammoth, Columbian mammoth, ice age mammoth, fossils, paleontology, extinct animals, excavation
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| Mammoths
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| Mammoths of Tolo Lake
mammoth fossils at Tolo Lake near Grangeville, Idaho
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Manatees
“Sea cow” is a common term used for both manatees and dugongs, and the name
likely comes from the fact that manatees are herbivores and spend most of
the day grazing like cows that spend most of their day grazing on grass and
hay, ... |
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Manatees manatees, along with their cousin the dugong, are also known as
sea cows, and this name is apt. Like cows, manatees spend most of their time
eating and resting, inhabiting shallow, slow-moving rivers, estuaries, bays,
and canals rather than grassy pastures |
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Manatees: an educator's guide pdf file |
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Manatees: an educator's guide
provides current information on the West Indian manatee as well as
strategies for teaching about this endangered animal. Information about
its physiology, behavior, habitat, related species, causes of mortality,
and efforts at conservation is included
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Manatee |
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Manatee |
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Manatee Brain |
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Manatee:
Florida manatee pdf file |
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Manatee: trichechus manatus (West Indian manatee) |
| Martes
pine martens are found in the Scottish Highlands and Grampian, Pine
marten
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| Mastodons
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| Mastodon skeleton
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| Mastodons,
mammoths, and other Pleistocene giants
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| Medakafish
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| Medusae
anthomedusae, leptomedusae, trachymedusae, narcomedusae, siphonophores,
molluscs
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Meerkat |
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Mice house mouse, Mus musculus, pdf file |
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Mice
White-footed & Deer, Fifteen species of native mice of the genus Peromyscus
may be found in the United States. The two most common and widely
distributed species are the deer mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus) and the
white-footed mouse (P. leucopus), pdf file |
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Mites
plant-feeding mites, bee mites |
| Mink
about the size of a house cat and semiaquatic in habit
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| Moas
1,000 years ago, giant flightless birds called moas inhabited the islands
of New Zealand
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Moles
Townsend’s moles, pdf file |
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Moles moles,
the eastern mole (Scalopus aquaticus), pdf file |
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Moles and their habitat
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| Moles
scalopus aquaticus
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Mollen in
Dutch |
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Molluscs molluscs (Mollusca): snails (Gastropoda) and mussels
(Bivalvia), anatomy of molluscs (Mollusca) |
| Molluscan shells
These pages constitute an attempt to fill a void in popular materials
covering worldwide molluscan shells |
| Mollusc
picture gallery
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Monarch |
| Monotremes: egg laying mammals |
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Mosquitoes |
| Moths
illustrated catalogue of the larger moths (macrolepidoptera) of the
Grenadines
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Mouflon |
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Mouflon
the mouflon is thought to be one of the two ancestors for all modern sheep
breeds
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| Mountain
goat
the mountain goat's range is restricted to the steep and broken mountain
ranges of northwestern North America and extends naturally from Idaho and
Washington to Southcentral Alaska
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Mountain Quails Searching for Mountain Quails, Ophrysia superciliosa |
| Moose
the moose (Alces alces) is the world's largest member of the deer
family
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| Moose
moose are found all over the Northern hemisphere, their range essentially
coincides with that of the coniferous forests of northern Asia, Europe,
and North America
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Moose Moose
are typical of boreal and mixed deciduous forests of the Northern Hemisphere
in temperate to subarctic climates, ... |
| Moose
web page
facs, pics, art, fun
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| Moray
eel in Hawai
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Mosquito biology
Information on General Mosquito Biology, Mosquito Life Cycle, Mosquito
Habitats, Mosquito Behavior, Mosquito Anatomy, Larva (Culicine), Mosquito
Adult Structures |
| Mussels
of the Midwest
found on every continent except Antarctica, freshwater mussels are most
diverse in eastern North America, where they number nearly 300 species
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| Mosquitos
how to live with mosquitos
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| Musk
ox muskox, the animal with skin like a beard
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Muskox the
muskox Ovibos moschatus lives on
Canada’s arctic tundra. Superficially the muskox resembles the bison: humped
shoulders and a long black coat accentuate the shortness of its legs. In
fact, it is more closely related to sheep and goats |
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