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Colorations coupled with size and shapes and with the natural resistant to anemones make them unique.

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Cobras are a species of venomous snake that have specialized vertebrae that when extended, give them a "hood". Size and colorations vary from species to species.

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Shiny Pokemon are different colorations of Pokemon you have a 1/8000 chances to see one when you find cresselia hopely its shiny.

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Seal point and blue point are coat colors. Breeds that may exhibit these colorations include Siamese, Burmese and Himalayan.

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They are a small horse. Most only get to be about 14 hands tall. But they range in all sizes and colorations, so some may be taller and some may be shorter.

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http://www.wbu.com/chipperwoods/photos/kestrel.htm The above web site has some nice photos which show the different colorations and gives descriptions of differences in male & female kestrels

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There shouldn't be a problem to get hair highlights, as long as you go to a professional. However, if you're hair is too damaged from previous colorations or bleaches, maybe it's better to wait until your hair is healthier or have a hair cut.

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You can highlight you hair any time, as long as you hair is healthy and not damages by previous colorations or from bleach. If that's the case, wait until your hair is healthy enough and use hair treatments or cut your hair.

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Snakes colors vary from species to species.

There are plain snakes that are only brown, grey, black or white.

There are also colorful snakes.

There are snakes that have patterns and multiple colorations.

There is a snake for every color.

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Orca (killer whale) tend to be very dark skinned, whereas blue whales have a silver/grey/bluish tint to their skins. All whales have their own slight colorations. They are not identical.

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Flame color is determined by the temperature at which the fuel is burning. They can therefore be many different colors. Nickel for example burns green. Even in the flame you see when burning a log, there is blue (and the obvious red yellow orange)

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Quite possibly, that is your dog's mature skin color. Dogs, just like people, have varying skin colorations. If you think there is something wrong with the dog, however, by all means, take it to a vet and have it checked out.

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Near or on leafy surfaces are where aphids can be obtained. The insect pests in question (Aphidoidea superfamily) leave recognizable accumulations of ant-attracting, sticky honeydew and off-white colorations from draining plants of their internal, life-sustaining saps.

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Hue refers to the specific color or shade of a color, determined by its position on the color wheel. It is one of the three properties that define a color, alongside saturation and brightness. Hues can be warm (red, orange, yellow) or cool (green, blue, purple).

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Cats (and dogs) often have black markings in their mouths and on the insides of their lips that are just normal colorations. This is often the case with cats with multiple colors of fur. Unless it is sore or causing pain for a cat it usually is not a problem.

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Adult Rhesus monkey eye color is usually green or light brown.

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You must have been aware of how a catfish alters its color, but what is more important is why they change color. A catfish will change its color for three reasons. Firstly, to hide from the eerie eyes of its prey. It is one of the deceptive skills the catfish possess, and I think it has a good success rate.

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A rock's color may be an indication of its mineral content.

Some generalizations--A red coloration usually indicates the prescence of iron, small grayish crystals are usually quartz, greenish or bluish colorations indicate a copper content, while white may indicate a feldspar mineral or quartz.

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Black points on a horse refer to the areas on the horse's body where the hair is black, such as the mane, tail, and lower legs. This term is commonly used to describe specific markings or colorations on a horse.

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Quite possibly, that is your dog's mature skin color. Dogs, just like people, have varying skin colorations. If you think there is something wrong with the dog, however, by all means, take it to a vet and have it checked out.

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The Massachusetts born painter was and early leader in Minimal Art, some of which appears to be unfinished or simple geometric colorations. He has acquired a large following and his works are in all major collections and Galleries.

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Spiders with yellow striped back legs in St. Louis, Missouri could potentially be a type of garden or jumping spider. These spiders are quite common in North America and often exhibit distinct colorations on their legs for camouflage or attraction. Identification may require a closer look or a photo for more precise identification.

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There isn't really a smooth-coated border collie. The border collie is a different breed, but the rough collie, with a long double coat, and the smooth collie, with a shorter coat, are pretty closely related. The rough collie and the smooth collie both originated for herding purposes in the British Isles. They have the same general shape, size, and colorations. The only big difference is the coat type.

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Jellyfish are translucent, but some can have colored parts with pink, red or yellow pigments or with microorganisms inside them that give them green, brown or blue coloration's. Pigments, usually, give red, pink or violet hue's. * Microorganisms like zoochlorellae are green. * zooxanthellae are brown. * Some blue colorations can be due to the presence of Cyanobacteria. Some jellyfish, like Pelagia noctiluca or some Trachymedusae, are bioluminescent and can give off green or multicolored flashes.

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Brockle-faced cows are cows that have white faces with several patches of the same coat color on its face. Most brockle-faced cattle come about from an Angus- or Red Angus-Hereford cross, or cattle with the genetics for the "incomplete" white-face trait. It is one of many neat coat colorations found in cattle, because no one brockle-faced bovine is alike!


See the related links below for images of brockle-faced cattle.

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Theres e lots and lots of different types, ill list some of them.

Piebald (white with black patches)

Skewbald (White with brown patches)

palomino

Grey

Cremello

Bay

Dun

Black

Chestnut

Fleabitten Grey

White

Buckskin

Brindle

Sorrel

Overo

Grullo

Blue Roan

Red Roan

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Their wings have evolved such that owls fly virtually silently through the air. Their eyes are oversized and allow superior vision in all conditions, especially darkness. Owls possess excellent hearing as well. Owls have a very sharp beak and talons allowing them to grab and hold prey.

Of great importance to the owl's hunting success and survival is the amazing camouflage provided by the coloration of its wings, making it nearly invisible to prey. Owls tend to mimic the colorations and sometimes even the texture patterns of their surroundings, the common barn owl being an exception.

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Molten metalolic deposits- and something akin to liquid glass in almost a semiplastic state ( takes the shape of its container, like gas or water)- under immense pressures and heat - heat and pressure run in tandem- as in a Diesel engine or an air compressor. Sectionally viewed, one is reminded of the weird colorations of a Milky Way bar. For various reasons Mankind has never seen olive Magma- though the term is incorrectly applied to volcanic liquid substances more properly lava. Hot stuff indeed.

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Blood can be a bright red color or a dark red color. The reason it is two different colors is because of the oxygen it contains. Blood in the arteries is bright because it is oxygen-rich, but the blood in the veins contains wastes like carbon dioxide instead so it is a darker color. My anatomy teacher emphasizes that blood is not blue (except in some animals like crabs for example) and it only looks blue through our skin. :)

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The value of a thermal color enhanced 1996 Kennedy Half Dollar varies depending on its condition and the demand from collectors. Generally, these types of coins do not carry a significant premium over their face value unless they are in exceptional condition or have unique colorations. It is recommended to have the coin evaluated by a professional coin dealer or appraiser to determine its specific value.

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Chromatophores on frogs are responsible for controlling the color of their skin. By expanding or contracting these pigment-containing cells, frogs can change their skin color to match their surroundings for camouflage or to communicate with other frogs through visual signals.

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An Oompa Loompa is a fictional character from Roald Dahl's book "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory." They are small orange-skinned individuals who work in Willy Wonka's chocolate factory and are known for their love of singing and dancing. In the book, they help run the factory and keep it running smoothly.

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Flame tests can produce qualitative results, but they are not very accurate for determining precise concentrations of elements in a sample. The intensity of the flame color can be influenced by various factors such as the presence of other elements, the temperature of the flame, and the concentration of the element being tested. As a result, flame tests are more suited for identifying the presence of specific elements rather than quantifying their amounts.

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A large muscular crest over the neck (in addition to a thick, powerful muscular neck), a broad forehead, large size relative to their female counterparts, a sheath on the belly and a pair of testicles incased in a scrotum between the hind legs. Those are the primary characteristics one should see when identifying a bull or even telling a bull apart from the cows.

Note: not all bulls have horns and bulls are as colourful and varied in coat colorations as cows are. They also come in a variety of breeds, the same number of possible breeds (with the same names, like Holstein, Angus, Spanish Fighting bull, Texas Longhorn and others) as cows come from. Bulls are male, cows are female.

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Rooster feathers can vary in color, but common colors include black, white, brown, and various shades of red and orange. Some roosters also have iridescent feathers that appear to change color depending on the angle of light.

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Unlike brown and green algae, red algae can assume a great variety of colors. Xanthophylls like lutein yield yellow to orange hues. More typically, however, red algae appear red, violet or bluish due to the presence of accessory pigments like phycoerythrin and phycocyanin. Green prevails when the above colorations are lacking. Overlaping colors or high concentrations of pigments can cause rhodophytes to look brown or blackish. Coralline rhodophytes often appear chalk white.

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The dark-dorsal and light-ventral coloration of a perch helps it blend into its environment as a form of camouflage. The dark color on top makes it less visible from above, while the light color on the belly helps it blend in when viewed from below. This coloration also helps confuse predators or prey about the true size or shape of the perch.

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When it comes to capturing any shiny pokemon it all boils down to luck. Shiny pokemon are different colorations of pokemon that appear 1 out of 8000 chances so finding one is the hardest part and depending on where you find the pokemon it may be even harder to capture it. Just like regular pokemon shiny pokemon can be captured more easily if they are weakened or given status problems however if you found a shiny pokemon in the Safari Zone the only way you can successfully capture the pokemon is use Bait, throw Rocks or simply throw as many Safari Balls as you can before it runs away. My advice and #1 method for capturing pokemon in the Safari Zone is to go straight to throwing Safari Balls because it gives you more opportunities to succeed although this may not apply depending on the pokemon such as the rare Chansey or Tauros.

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Bauer's Chameleon Gecko's are a small, robust, slow moving gecko. They are native to the islands of New Caledonia (just like rhacodactylus!). They are an arboreal species that spends most of their time clinging to, and traveling along branches in thick shrubs of humid forests. They also have an interesting defense ability in their tails, and can secrete a clear foul smelling fluid when agitated or harmed.

Life span: Unknown, still researching.

Size: SVL 48-54mm 10-12 grams for females, 44-48mm 4-7 grams for males.

Appearance: They are different shades of green, females being more of a flat olive, males are usually a grey green with rust or yellow colorations mixed in. Their scales themselves are normally green, but there is skin separating each scale that can be grey, green, yellow, or rust. They also have a yellow crease that stretches from the end of their mouths back onto their cheeks.

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It's not the matter of how many cattle you have, it's their breed status. You can have just one animal and still be able to register it, but only as long as the animal meets the requirements of the breed association. For instance, a cow that is 3/8 Angus and 5/8 Hereford does not qualify either as pure Hereford nor pure Angus. Even if she is 9/16 Hereford and 7/16 Angus she still does not qualify. Only if she is 15/16 Hereford and 1/16 Angus or less, can she qualify as a purebred (or straightbred) Hereford cow, provided she has the red colour and white markings typical of a Hereford. The same things with Simmentals, even if all red and all black colorations have been infused into the breed. If the animal is 15/16 Simmental, it qualifies as a purebred Simmental.

Any cattle that are compound bred, do not have the proper colourations or physical charateristics, nor have the paperwork that trace their ancestry as purebred, can be allowed to be registured as pure. Number of cattle does not matter; WHAT they are does.

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Yes, bark is the outermost layers of stems and roots of woody plants. Plants with bark include trees, woody vines and shrubs. Bark refers to all the tissues outside of the vascular cambium and is a nontechnical term. It overlays the wood and consists of the inner bark and the outer bark. The inner bark, which in older stems is living tissue, includes the innermost area of the periderm. The outer bark in older stems, includes the dead tissue on the surface of the stems, along with parts of the innermost periderm and all the tissues on the outer side of the periderm. The outer bark on trees is also called the rhytidome. Products used by people that are derived from bark include: spices and other flavorings, tannin, resin, drugs, latex,poisons, various hallucinatory chemicals and cork. Bark has been used to make cloths, canoes, ropes and used as a surface for paintings and map making. A number of plants are also grown for their attractive or interesting bark colorations and surface textures or their bark is used as landscape mulch.

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You don't. (Well, you could find out if you REALLY wanted to, but it's difficult and prohibitively expensive, unless for some reason you really cannot wait a couple of months to find out ... you draw off some aminiotic fluid and examine it under a microscope to see the chromosomes in the cells; ZZ means it's a male, ZW means its a female.)

It's difficult even for people whose specific job it is to tell the sex of young chicks, let alone eggs. Most people who are not professional chicken sexers need to wait until they're several weeks old, and even professional sexers usually have a success ratio of about 90-95% at best. "Girl" and "boy" chicks just aren't that different in most breeds, though in some cross-breeds the males and females have different colorations.

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There are many wonderful genuine old rings sold oneBay, many termed late medieval which includes the 1600's, or termed ancient or roman for much earlier pieces, and as long as you can identify what you are looking for, just start a search by its composition. I search for bronze, then ring, then subtract anything that I won't want included like napkin (for napkin rings), oh and don't forget the terms repro and reproduction to exclude reproductions. But also exclude the term style because this is a trick term used by many who sell reproductions who will make no further mention of that fact and they think that they are adequately forewarning people by using that term alone to inform others when actually many are deceived who don't also spot the dry, powdery looking contemporary acid patinas resulting in consistent colorations between batches in their results which would otherwise give them amply. Altogether the correct search string would read as follows: +bronze +ring -napkin -repro -reproduction -styleThis would be a great place to start for economical choices and investment pieces alike!

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Potassium chromate is used as an indicator in silver nitrate titration because it forms a red precipitate of silver chromate when all the chloride ions have reacted with the silver ions. This color change signals the endpoint of the titration, making it easy to detect when all the chloride ions have been consumed.

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  • some tree frogs do have a toxin in their skin that could sometimes cause some skin irritation
  • the color of the eye

The way that Red Eyed Tree Frogs protect them selves is through camouflage, they hide in anything that contains bright colors they do this to lose the predator's interest. This is how they keep them selves from being injured.
they have toxin on their skin
Bright markings along the sides and limbs reduces predation. Most animals that prey on A. callidryas (some bats, snakes, and birds) often rely on their vision. When the frog moves to avoid the predator the bright colorations flash into view (hence their name, flash colors) and throw off the predator. This is achieved by leaving a ghost image in the visual field of where the frog was originally. This confuses the predator and gives the frog time to hide. These flash colors may also deceive predators by making the frog appear poisonous. Red-eyed tree frogs are not poisonous and rely on camouflage to protect them. During the day, they remain motionless, cover their blue sides with their back legs, tuck their bright feet under their belly, and shut their red eyes. Thus, they appear almost completely green, and well hidden among the foliage. Their eyes seem to glow in the dark.

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Accessory pigments, unlike chlorophyll, absorb different wavelengths of light and transfer their energy to chlorophyll for photosynthesis. They expand the range of light that can be utilized for photosynthesis, allowing algae to thrive at different depths in the ocean where specific wavelengths penetrate. Accessory pigments also contribute to the various colorations seen in algae, as different pigments absorb different wavelengths, resulting in the diverse colors observed in algae species.

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Jellies can be any color.
Jelly fish are mostly made of water but they can have pigments or even symbiotic algae. This means that some species of jelly fish are clear and others have colours.
Jellyfish come in a big variety of colors. They are white, blue, pink, yellow, green, purple, red, orange, and striped. Each one of those colors represents the same thing. They are all bright colors and tell their enemies that they are dangerous fish.
Jellyfishes are translucid, however some of them can have coloured parts with red, pink or yellow pigments or with microorganisms inside them, which give green, brown or blue colorations. Pigments, usually, give red, pink or violet colourations. * Mycroorganism like zoochlorellae are greenish. * Zooxanthellae are brownish. * Some blue colourations can be dued to the presence of Cyanobacteria. Some jellyfishes, like Pelagia noctiluca or some Trachymedusae, are bioluminescent and can emitt greenish or multicoloured flashes.

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One example of an unusual color or marking on a butterfly is iridescent blue spots or stripes. These colors are often caused by the microscopic structure of the butterfly's wings reflecting light in a way that creates a shimmering effect.

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A rock's color may be an indication of its mineral content.

Some generalizations--A red coloration usually indicates the prescence of iron, small grayish crystals are usually quartz, greenish or bluish colorations indicate a copper content, while white may indicate a feldspar mineral or quartz.

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All people on Earth are related; we share 99.99% of the same DNA. Skin colorations evolved according to where people settled and remained. Those in colder climates with less sunlight became lighter in skin color. Those who lived in hotter areas with more intense sunlight evolved to have darker skin.

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