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What are some words that have to do with spring starting with the letter U?
Ulex, umbrella plant, urginea and ursinia are flowers that begin with the letter U. Additional flowers include uncarina and upright virgin's bower.
What words do these letters make y i u r d e s?
diseur dries druse dures dyers resid rides sieur sired ursid yirds deys dies dire drys dues dure dyer dyes ides ired ires reds reis ride rids rise rude rued rues ruse ryes side sire sued suer surd sure urds used user yids yird dey die dis dry due dui dye eds ers ids ire red rei res rid rue rye sei ser sir sri sue urd use yes yid de ed er es id is re si us ye
Name of the types of bears?
There are 32 types of bears, they are:American Black Bear, Cinnamon Bear, Kermode Bear, Asiatic Black Bear, Baluchistan Bear, Formosan Black Bear, Pakistan Black Bear, Brown Bear, Atlas Bear, Bergman's Bear, Blue Bear, Eurasian Brown Bear, European Brown Bear, Gobi Bear, Grizzly Bear, Himalayan Brown Bear, Hokkaido Brown Bear, Kamchatka Brown Bear, Kodiak Bear, Marsican Brown Bear (critically endangered), Mexican Grizzly Bear, Siberian Brown Bear, Syrian Brown Bear, Giant Panda, Qinling Panda, Sloth Bear, Sri Lankan, Sloth Bear, Sun Bear, Polar Bear, Ursid hybrid, Grizzly-polar bear, and hybrid Spectacled BearThese are the extinct ones as well:Agriotherium, Ailuropoda microta, Arctodus simus, Bear dog, Cave bear, Cephalogale, Dwarf Panda, Hemicyon, Hemicyonidae ("dog-bear"), Kolponomos, Kolponomos newportensis, MacFarlane's Bear (disputed), and Parictis
How many types of bears are there?
Polar Bear Brown Bear (Grizzly Bear, Kodiak Bear) Black Bear Sun Bear Spectacled Bear Cave Bear (extinct) Giant Panda Bear Red Panda Bear Sloth Bear Spirit Bear (Black Bear That Is Born White) Asian Black Bear * American Black Bear ** Cinnamon Bear ** Kermode Bear * Asiatic Black Bear ** Baluchistan Bear ** Formosan Black Bear ** Pakistan Black Bear * Brown Bear ** Atlas Bear ** Bergman's Bear ** Blue Bear ** Eurasian Brown Bear ** European Brown Bear ** Gobi Bear ** Grizzly Bear ** Himalayan Brown Bear ** Himalayan Red Bear ** Hokkaido Brown Bear ** Kamchatka Brown Bear ** Kodiak Bear ** Marsican Brown Bear (critically endangered) ** Mexican Grizzly Bear ** Siberian Brown Bear ** Syrian Brown Bear * Giant Panda ** Qinling Panda * Sloth Bear ** Sri Lankan Sloth Bear * Sun Bear * Polar Bear * Ursid hybrid ** Grizzly-polar bear hybrid * Spectacled Bear * Agriotherium * Ailuropoda microta * Arctodus simus * Bear dog * Cave bear * Cephalogale * Dwarf Panda * Hemicyon * Hemicyonidae ("dog-bear") * Kolponomos * Kolponomos newportensis * MacFarlane's Bear (disputed) * Parictis
What 5 letter words have s as the 3RD letter?
aisle, ansae, apses, apsis, arses, arsis, arson, assai, assay, asses, asset, basal, based, baser, bases, basic, basil, basin, basis, basks, bassi, basso, bassy, baste, basts, beses, beset, besom, besot, bests, bises, bisks, bison, bosks, bosky, bosom, boson, bossy, bosun, busby, bused, buses, bushy, busks, busts, busty, byssi, casas, cased, cases, casks, casky, caste, casts, casus, cesta, cesti, cisco, cissy, cists, cosec, coses, coset, cosey, cosie, costa, costs, cusec, cushy, cusks, cusps, cusso, cysts, dashi, dashy, desex, desks, disci, disco, discs, dishy, disks, disme, dosed, doser, doses, dusks, dusky, dusts, dusty, eased, easel, eases, easts, ensky, ensue, eosin, erses, essay, esses, fasts, fesse, fests, fiscs, fishy, fists, fossa, fosse, fused, fusee, fusel, fuses, fusil, fussy, fusty, gases, gasps, gassy, gasts, gesso, geste, gests, gismo, gists, gushy, gussy, gusto, gusts, gusty, hasps, haste, hasty, hests, hists, hosed, hosel, hosen, hoser, hoses, hosey, hosta, hosts, husks, husky, hussy, hyson, inset, issei, issue, jesse, jests, justs, kasha, kissy, kists, kusso, lased, laser, lases, lassi, lasso, lasts, lisle, lisps, lists, losel, loser, loses, lossy, lusts, lusty, lusus, lysed, lyses, lysin, lysis, lyssa, masas, maser, mashy, masks, mason, massa, masse, massy, masts, mesas, meshy, mesic, mesne, meson, messy, misdo, miser, mises, misos, missy, mists, misty, mosey, mosks, mosso, mossy, moste, mosts, musca, mused, muser, muses, mushy, music, musks, musky, mussy, musth, musts, musty, mysid, nasal, nasty, nests, nisei, nisus, nosed, noses, nosey, oases, oasis, oasts, onset, opsin, ossia, ousel, ousts, owsen, paseo, pases, pasha, passe, pasta, paste, pasts, pasty, pesky, pesos, pesto, pests, pisco, piste, posed, poser, poses, posit, posse, posts, puses, pushy, pussy, rased, raser, rases, rasps, raspy, resat, resaw, resay, resee, reset, resew, resid, resin, resit, resod, resow, rests, risen, riser, rises, rishi, risks, risky, risus, rosed, roses, roset, roshi, rosin, ruses, rushy, rusks, rusts, rusty, sasin, sassy, sisal, sises, sissy, sushi, tasks, tasse, taste, tasty, tesla, testa, tests, testy, tushy, tusks, unsay, unset, unsew, unsex, upset, ursae, ursid, vasal, vases, vasts, vasty, vesta, vests, visas, vised, vises, visit, visor, vista, washy, wasps, waspy, waste, wasts, wests, wised, wiser, wises, wisha, wisps, wispy, wists, wushu, xysti, xysts, yeses, zests, zesty346 words
Why are pandas called giant pandas?
Because it is a cool name and because it could mean something in a different language.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The name " panda " originates with a Himalayan language, possibly Nepalese . And as used in the West it was originally applied to the red panda , to which the giant panda was thought to be related. Until its relation to the red panda was discovered in 1901 , the giant panda was known as Mottled Bear or Partli-coloured Bear . The Smithsonian National Zoological Park notes: "One of the few known candidates for the root of the word panda is pónya , possibly derived from a Nepali word referring to the ball of the foot--perhaps a keen observation of how this bear eats bamboo with an adapted wrist bone that functions as an opposable thumb and sixth digit. Other writers believe that "panda" came from wah , the Nepali name for the red panda ( Ailurus fulgens ), and originating from the childlike sound that this species sometimes makes. The ultimate answer, however, may remain as elusive as a wild giant panda in a forest of bamboo". Source: http://www.iberianature.com/trivia/etymology_mammals.htm
What are five letter word with fourth letter I?
braingraintraindrainadmitaalii, aboil, abris, acmic, acrid, actin, admit, admix, aecia, aegis, aerie, affix, afrit, again, aggie, agria, alcid, algid, algin, alkie, aloin, amain, ambit, amnia, amnic, amnio, antic, antis, anvil, aphid, aphis, apsis, areic, argil, aroid, arris, arsis, asdic, aspic, aspis, astir, atria, atrip, attic, audio, audit, aulic, auric, auris, auxin, avail, avoid, await, azoic, baric, basic, basil, basin, basis, batik, bedim, befit, begin, belie, bemix, bewig, bezil, bidis, bifid, bikie, binit, blain, bogie, boric, bovid, braid, brail, brain, broil, bruin, bruit, burin, cabin, cadis, calif, calix, canid, capiz, cavie, cavil, cebid, cedis, ceria, ceric, chain, chair, chais, choir, cilia, civic, civie, civil, claim, cobia, colic, colin, comic, comix, conic, conin, coria, cosie, covin, cozie, cubic, cubit, cumin, cupid, curia, curie, curio, cutie, cutin, cutis, cylix, cynic, danio, daric, davit, deair, debit, defis, delis, demic, demit, denim, devil, dexie, didie, digit, dixit, dobie, dogie, domic, dowie, doxie, drail, drain, droid, droit, druid, dulia, eerie, elain, elfin, eloin, email, entia, eosin, equip, ervil, ethic, etuis, eyrie, eyrir, facia, fagin, fakir, faqir, felid, feria, fetid, ficin, finis, fixit, flail, flair, fluid, fogie, folia, folic, folio, frail, fruit, fugio, fujis, fusil, fuzil, gadid, gadis, gamic, gamin, gelid, genic, genie, genii, genip, geoid, glair, gonia, gonif, gopik, grail, grain, groin, habit, hafiz, hajis, hakim, halid, helio, helix, hemic, hemin, homie, humic, humid, hyoid, ictic, immix, impis, indie, infix, intis, iodic, iodid, iodin, ionic, jerid, kadis, kafir, kakis, kalif, kamik, kefir, kepis, kevil, kilim, kinin, kiwis, kojis, krait, kufis, kylix, kyrie, labia, lamia, lapin, lapis, laris, layin, legit, lenis, levin, levis, lewis, lexis, licit, limit, linin, lipid, lipin, livid, logia, logic, login, looie, loris, lotic, louie, louis, lucid, ludic, lupin, lurid, lweis, lyric, lysin, lysis, lytic, mafia, mafic, magic, malic, mamie, mania, manic, maria, matin, mavie, mavin, mavis, maxim, maxis, media, medic, medii, melic, merit, mesic, metis, midis, milia, mimic, minim, minis, mirin, mitis, monie, motif, movie, moxie, mucid, mucin, mujik, murid, music, myoid, mysid, nabis, nadir, naric, naris, nazis, newie, nihil, nitid, nixie, noria, nubia, nudie, oasis, ohmic, oidia, oldie, oleic, olein, ontic, oorie, ootid, opsin, optic, orbit, orcin, orgic, ornis, orpin, orris, osmic, ossia, ostia, ourie, ovoid, oxlip, padis, panic, paris, patin, patio, pavid, pavin, pavis, pekin, penis, peril, peris, petit, pewit, pilis, pipit, pixie, plaid, plain, plait, podia, polio, polis, posit, pubic, pubis, pudic, pulik, pulis, pupil, purin, puris, pyoid, pyric, pyxie, pyxis, qadis, quail, quais, qubit, quoin, quoit, rabic, rabid, radii, radio, radix, ragis, rakis, ramie, ranid, ranis, rapid, ratio, ravin, rawin, rebid, recit, redia, redid, redip, refit, refix, rejig, relic, relit, remit, remix, renig, renin, reoil, repin, resid, resin, resit, retia, retie, rewin, ricin, rigid, robin, rosin, runic, rutin, sabin, sabir, sadis, sahib, sakis, salic, sapid, sarin, saris, sasin, satin, satis, savin, sayid, scrim, scrip, semis, sepia, sepic, serif, serin, sheik, shris, shtik, sigil, skein, slain, sloid, snail, sodic, solid, sonic, sozin, spail, spait, speil, speir, split, spoil, sprig, sprit, squib, squid, staid, staig, stain, stair, stein, stoic, stria, strid, strip, swail, swain, sylis, tabid, tacit, tafia, takin, tamis, tapir, tapis, tawie, taxis, teiid, telia, telic, tenia, tepid, thein, their, thrip, tibia, tikis, timid, tipis, titis, tonic, topic, topis, toric, torii, towie, toxic, toxin, traik, trail, train, trait, trois, tulip, tumid, tunic, tupik, twain, typic, unais, unbid, uncia, undid, unfit, unfix, unhip, unlit, unpin, unrig, unrip, untie, until, unwit, unzip, uplit, urbia, ureic, ursid, vakil, valid, vapid, varia, varix, vatic, vegie, venin, vexil, vigia, vigil, vinic, virid, visit, vivid, vizir, vogie, vomit, wadis, xenia, xenic, xeric, yagis, yetis, yogic, yogin, yogis, yomim, yonic, yonis, yowie, zamia, zayin, zitis, zizit, zooid, zoril, zoris, zowie, zuzim593 words found.
What are some examples for five-letter words that have an I as its fourth letter?
aalii, aboil, abris, acmic, acrid, actin, admit, admix, aecia, aegis, aerie, affix, afrit, again, aggie, agria, alcid, algid, algin, alkie, aloin, amain, ambit, amnia, amnic, amnio, antic, antis, anvil, aphid, aphis, apsis, areic, argil, aroid, arris, arsis, asdic, aspic, aspis, astir, atria, atrip, attic, audio, audit, aulic, auric, auris, auxin, avail, avoid, await, azoic, baric, basic, basil, basin, basis, batik, bedim, befit, begin, belie, bemix, bewig, bezil, bidis, bifid, bikie, binit, blain, bogie, boric, bovid, braid, brail, brain, broil, bruin, bruit, burin, cabin, cadis, calif, calix, canid, capiz, cavie, cavil, cebid, cedis, ceria, ceric, chain, chair, chais, choir, cilia, civic, civie, civil, claim, cobia, colic, colin, comic, comix, conic, conin, coria, cosie, covin, cozie, cubic, cubit, cumin, cupid, curia, curie, curio, cutie, cutin, cutis, cylix, cynic, danio, daric, davit, deair, debit, defis, delis, demic, demit, denim, devil, dexie, didie, digit, dixit, dobie, dogie, domic, dowie, doxie, drail, drain, droid, droit, druid, dulia, eerie, elain, elfin, eloin, email, entia, eosin, equip, ervil, ethic, etuis, eyrie, eyrir, facia, fagin, fakir, faqir, felid, feria, fetid, ficin, finis, fixit, flail, flair, fluid, fogie, folia, folic, folio, frail, fruit, fugio, fujis, fusil, fuzil, gadid, gadis, gamic, gamin, gelid, genic, genie, genii, genip, geoid, glair, gonia, gonif, gopik, grail, grain, groin, habit, hafiz, hajis, hakim, halid, helio, helix, hemic, hemin, homie, humic, humid, hyoid, ictic, immix, impis, indie, infix, intis, iodic, iodid, iodin, ionic, jerid, kadis, kafir, kakis, kalif, kamik, kefir, kepis, kevil, kilim, kinin, kiwis, kojis, krait, kufis, kylix, kyrie, labia, lamia, lapin, lapis, laris, layin, legit, lenis, levin, levis, lewis, lexis, licit, limit, linin, lipid, lipin, livid, logia, logic, login, looie, loris, lotic, louie, louis, lucid, ludic, lupin, lurid, lweis, lyric, lysin, lysis, lytic, mafia, mafic, magic, malic, mamie, mania, manic, maria, matin, mavie, mavin, mavis, maxim, maxis, media, medic, medii, melic, merit, mesic, metis, midis, milia, mimic, minim, minis, mirin, mitis, monie, motif, movie, moxie, mucid, mucin, mujik, murid, music, myoid, mysid, nabis, nadir, naric, naris, nazis, newie, nihil, nitid, nixie, noria, nubia, nudie, oasis, ohmic, oidia, oldie, oleic, olein, ontic, oorie, ootid, opsin, optic, orbit, orcin, orgic, ornis, orpin, orris, osmic, ossia, ostia, ourie, ovoid, oxlip, padis, panic, paris, patin, patio, pavid, pavin, pavis, pekin, penis, peril, peris, petit, pewit, pilis, pipit, pixie, plaid, plain, plait, podia, polio, polis, posit, pubic, pubis, pudic, pulik, pulis, pupil, purin, puris, pyoid, pyric, pyxie, pyxis, qadis, quail, quais, qubit, quoin, quoit, rabic, rabid, radii, radio, radix, ragis, rakis, ramie, ranid, ranis, rapid, ratio, ravin, rawin, rebid, recit, redia, redid, redip, refit, refix, rejig, relic, relit, remit, remix, renig, renin, reoil, repin, resid, resin, resit, retia, retie, rewin, ricin, rigid, robin, rosin, runic, rutin, sabin, sabir, sadis, sahib, sakis, salic, sapid, sarin, saris, sasin, satin, satis, savin, sayid, scrim, scrip, semis, sepia, sepic, serif, serin, sheik, shris, shtik, sigil, skein, slain, sloid, snail, sodic, solid, sonic, sozin, spail, spait, speil, speir, split, spoil, sprig, sprit, squib, squid, staid, staig, stain, stair, stein, stoic, stria, strid, strip, swail, swain, sylis, tabid, tacit, tafia, takin, tamis, tapir, tapis, tawie, taxis, teiid, telia, telic, tenia, tepid, thein, their, thrip, tibia, tikis, timid, tipis, titis, tonic, topic, topis, toric, torii, towie, toxic, toxin, traik, trail, train, trait, trois, tulip, tumid, tunic, tupik, twain, typic, unais, unbid, uncia, undid, unfit, unfix, unhip, unlit, unpin, unrig, unrip, untie, until, unwit, unzip, uplit, urbia, ureic, ursid, vakil, valid, vapid, varia, varix, vatic, vegie, venin, vexil, vigia, vigil, vinic, virid, visit, vivid, vizir, vogie, vomit, wadis, xenia, xenic, xeric, yagis, yetis, yogic, yogin, yogis, yomim, yonic, yonis, yowie, zamia, zayin, zitis, zizit, zooid, zoril, zoris, zowie, zuzim593 words found.
What are living things organized into?
At their simplest, broadest level, living organisms are classified into domains according to whether their cells are nucleated or non-nucleated and according to the structure of their cells' membranes. The domains are Eukarya (nucleated organisms) and two prokaryotic domains differentiated by cell membrane detail (among other things): Archaea and Bacteria.Domains are further divided into kingdoms. Eukarya, for example, is divided into the plant kingdom, animal kingdom, fungal kingdom and protist kingdom. The protists should actually be classified as many kingdoms due to their diversity. Plants, animals and fungi are differentiated on cell wall structure and cell structure. Plants have cellulose cell walls, fungi have chitinous cell walls and animals lack cell walls. Plants contain chloroplasts, which animals and fungi lack. Animals contain centrioles which plants and fungi mostly lack. Animals and plants are all multicellular whereas some fungi are unicellular (such as Saccharomyces).Kingdoms are divided into phyla. There are 12 phyla of plants and just over 30 phyla of animals and a few fungal phyla. The singular of phyla is phylum by the way. Through their phyla, plants show increasing sporophyte dominance and decreasing gametophyte dominance. Primitive plants such as bryophytes are gametophyte dominant whereas all other plants are sporophyte dominant, but increasingly so thoughout the evolution of plants, from really dominant bryophyte gametophytes to the really diminutive and shrunken gametophytes of angiosperms. Some of the phyla of plants are: Hepatophyta, Bryophyta/Musci, Anthocerotophyta, Pteridophyta, Equisetophyta, Ginkgophyta, Pinophyta, Cycadophyta, Gnetophyta, Anthophyta.Note that "kingdom" and "phylum" are major subdivisions (taxa): there are intermediates. In the animal kingdom, there is a distinction between Radiata and Bilateria which are "unranked" taxa, not kingdoms and not phyla but between the two (and not subkingdoms or superphyla either in case you wonder). Radiata contains radially symmetrical animals such as the phyla Cnidaria and Ctenophora (jellyfish + corals and comb jellies respectively). Bilateria contains the bilaterally symmetrical animals which may be further classified as coelomate, acoelomate or pseudocoelomate according to the advancedness of their body cavities. Some bilaterian phyla include Platyhelminthes, Mollusca, Annelida, Arthropoda, Nemertea, Nematoda, Chaetognatha, Sipuncula, Echinodermata, Chordata, Hemichordata and Xenoturbellida.You see the pattern by now. Division after division in the taxonomic hierarchy: Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species. Linnaeus (the "father" of classification) no doubt grouped organisms solely on morphology. Now, we use molecular data and that can refute or confirm morphological hypotheses of classification. Linnaeus grouped on "likeness"/similarity, no doubt oblivious to evolutionary relationship or genetic relationship (Darwin published Origin about a century after Linnaeus did anything useful) and, in those days, species were declared immutable creations. No-one knew of Mendel, no-one knew of Darwin, no-one knew of the concept of monophyly. But, these days, classification must reflect evolutionary relations where groups are monophyletic (a monophyly comprises a common ancestor and all its descendents). Mammals are a monophyly. All platypuses, marsupials and placental mammals all share a common ancestor. Reptiles are techincally not a monophyly. The common ancestor of all reptiles is also the common ancestor of all birds. If one excludes "bird" when one talks of reptiles, trying to say that birds are not reptiles, then "Reptilia" is not a monophyly.Classification is of course a war and a half. There are those who are disposed to "lumping" and those inclined to "splitting". For example, someone who says a Giant Panda is a "Bear" "lumps" this species in the Family Ursidae. Someone who declares a Giant Panda is too distinct to be an ursid "splits" the Giant Panda into a separate family, Ailuridae. Cats, including lynxes, used to almost all be in the genus Felis. Now, they have been split into many genera. In fact, caracals and lynxes (both lynxes by the common tongue) are split into two separate genera themselves. The same story about cats is similar to the story about albatrosses and sunbirds. Goodness, the battle does go on.
What are the four types of muscle contractions?
There are three major muscle groups: skeletal, cardiac, and smooth. skeletal: The skeletal muscles are found all over your skeleton giving you shape and allowing you to move and they are voluntary muscles which means they will only move if you "tell it to" cardiac: Your cardiac muscle is only found in your heart; no where else and they are involuntary meaning that they move on their own and they never get tired. smooth: Your smooth muscles are mostly found in your digestive system. They are all involuntary muscles.
