it would help alot thanks
oh and does anyone else know a good sight on identifying bugs?
What is the scientific name for the Metallic Sweat Bees i cant seem to find it?
sweat bees belong to the family halictidae, order hymenoptera
Here's a link for insect orders
http://eny3005.ifas.ufl.edu/lab1/index.h...
Reply:sorry but i didn't find Metallic Sweat Bees but i found Genus Agapostemon - Metallic Green Bees - Agapostemon
Friday, November 20, 2009
What is the scientific name for the power/electricity that is given from windmills?
Its on the tip of my tongue but i cant think of the name..
What is the scientific name for the power/electricity that is given from windmills?
windtricity? milltricity?
Reply:Renewable energy? Renewable resources??
Reply:wind energy i think
Reply:All I can think of is "Wind Energy"
boxing
What is the scientific name for the power/electricity that is given from windmills?
windtricity? milltricity?
Reply:Renewable energy? Renewable resources??
Reply:wind energy i think
Reply:All I can think of is "Wind Energy"
boxing
Can anyone tell me about scientific name : semaprochilodus insignis breeding?
Thank you very much for helping me ^________^
Can anyone tell me about scientific name : semaprochilodus insignis breeding?
Family: Prochilodontidae
SubFamily: Curimatidae
Order: Characiformes (American Characins)
Synonyms: Chilodus insignia, Prochilodus insignis
Habitat: South America.
Peaceful, schooling omnivore.
By the way a sailfin moly is a live bearer: Poecillia velifera
Reply:Unknown in aquaria. In the wild they migrate to spawning grounds (i.e. they are Potamodromous).
Reply:It's a Sailfinmolly. They make a good science project for high school. eg. Can a fish live in fresh and salt water?
http://www.wetpetz.com/sailfinmolly.htm
Can anyone tell me about scientific name : semaprochilodus insignis breeding?
Family: Prochilodontidae
SubFamily: Curimatidae
Order: Characiformes (American Characins)
Synonyms: Chilodus insignia, Prochilodus insignis
Habitat: South America.
Peaceful, schooling omnivore.
By the way a sailfin moly is a live bearer: Poecillia velifera
Reply:Unknown in aquaria. In the wild they migrate to spawning grounds (i.e. they are Potamodromous).
Reply:It's a Sailfinmolly. They make a good science project for high school. eg. Can a fish live in fresh and salt water?
http://www.wetpetz.com/sailfinmolly.htm
What would be a good scientific name for a donkey and dragons baby?
well i am doin this project for a final
and i had to come up with a creature
so i thought this would be nice donkeys and dragon babies like shrek the third
but now i need a scientific name..
and i have no clue about this..
What would be a good scientific name for a donkey and dragons baby?
Draco asinus.
Reply:Equus varanus
or
Varanus asinus
Horse lizard
or
Lizard donkey
Or maybe, since it's a hybrid ... hmmm
Equaranus asinus
'mixed-up-horse-lizard donkey'
maybe... 鈽?br>
add: leolupus is correct - 'Draco' is an excellent one.
Reply:dodo..!! lol..!!
Reply:drankeys?
and i had to come up with a creature
so i thought this would be nice donkeys and dragon babies like shrek the third
but now i need a scientific name..
and i have no clue about this..
What would be a good scientific name for a donkey and dragons baby?
Draco asinus.
Reply:Equus varanus
or
Varanus asinus
Horse lizard
or
Lizard donkey
Or maybe, since it's a hybrid ... hmmm
Equaranus asinus
'mixed-up-horse-lizard donkey'
maybe... 鈽?br>
add: leolupus is correct - 'Draco' is an excellent one.
Reply:dodo..!! lol..!!
Reply:drankeys?
What is the scientific name for slugs?
I can鈥檛 find any information on slugs. What are they? They leave slime trails allover my porch, and at night, they climb-up the side of my house.
What is the scientific name for slugs?
Slugs are gastropods like snails, and belong to phylum Mollusca along with clams, mussels, squids, octopi and other less known invertebrates.
The gastropods are asymmetrical and have a single shell that usually coils in a spiral, but slugs have a very reduced shell or lack it altogether.
Slugs are among the few terrestrial mollusks; they have a lung instead of gills like their aquatic relatives (the lung opening is lateral and the lung is within the "saddle-like" part of its dorsum). This is Limax, a common slug genus:
http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~acnnnghm/BY255L/...
Here's a key to slugs of Florida (including some South American species). It has good drawings with labeled body parts:
http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/misc/flori...
In addition, there are also "sea slugs". These Gastropods have gills posteriorly on their dorsum, and swim and crawl rather gracefully. They are brightly colored and look like spectacular pieces of candy:
http://www.barrierreefaustralia.com/IMAG...
http://www.divernet.com/biolog/pics/0500...
(the cluster of projections at the back are the gills; the two anterior tentacles are sensory)
Reply:Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Mollusca
Class: Gastropoda
Subclass: Orthogastropoda
Superorder: Heterobranchia
Order: Pulmonata
Suborder: Stylommatophora
Slugs are gastropod molluscs without shells or with very small internal shells, in contrast to snails, which have a prominent coiled shell. The loss or reduction of the shell is a derived character, and the same basic body design has independently evolved several times, making slugs a polyphyletic group. Although they undergo torsion (180 degree twisting of internal organs) during development, their bodies are streamlined and worm-like, and so show little external evidence of it. Slugs include both marine and terrestrial species. The main group of marine or sea slugs are the nudibranchs. However, the ecological information in the article below applies mainly to land slugs.
The soft, slimy bodies of slugs are prone to desiccation, so land-living slugs are confined to moist environments.
Slug genitalia are also some of the most prodigious in the world. Ariolimax dolichophallus, a species of banana slug (from Greek dolicho-, long and Latin phallus, penis) has the largest penis-to-body length ratio of any animal. The record-holding specimen had a body length of 6 inches, with a phallus length of 32.5 inches, well over five times the body length.
Reply:bob
Reply:i dont they have a scientific name, because a slug is technically a snail without a shell. No wait i think their scientific name is Gastropoda.
Reply:Slugs are mollusks like snails and clams. They are a snail without a shell. To control, spread diatomacious earth (crushed diatoms) or set out stail beer in very low dishes.
What is the scientific name for slugs?
Slugs are gastropods like snails, and belong to phylum Mollusca along with clams, mussels, squids, octopi and other less known invertebrates.
The gastropods are asymmetrical and have a single shell that usually coils in a spiral, but slugs have a very reduced shell or lack it altogether.
Slugs are among the few terrestrial mollusks; they have a lung instead of gills like their aquatic relatives (the lung opening is lateral and the lung is within the "saddle-like" part of its dorsum). This is Limax, a common slug genus:
http://www.dpo.uab.edu/~acnnnghm/BY255L/...
Here's a key to slugs of Florida (including some South American species). It has good drawings with labeled body parts:
http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/misc/flori...
In addition, there are also "sea slugs". These Gastropods have gills posteriorly on their dorsum, and swim and crawl rather gracefully. They are brightly colored and look like spectacular pieces of candy:
http://www.barrierreefaustralia.com/IMAG...
http://www.divernet.com/biolog/pics/0500...
(the cluster of projections at the back are the gills; the two anterior tentacles are sensory)
Reply:Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Mollusca
Class: Gastropoda
Subclass: Orthogastropoda
Superorder: Heterobranchia
Order: Pulmonata
Suborder: Stylommatophora
Slugs are gastropod molluscs without shells or with very small internal shells, in contrast to snails, which have a prominent coiled shell. The loss or reduction of the shell is a derived character, and the same basic body design has independently evolved several times, making slugs a polyphyletic group. Although they undergo torsion (180 degree twisting of internal organs) during development, their bodies are streamlined and worm-like, and so show little external evidence of it. Slugs include both marine and terrestrial species. The main group of marine or sea slugs are the nudibranchs. However, the ecological information in the article below applies mainly to land slugs.
The soft, slimy bodies of slugs are prone to desiccation, so land-living slugs are confined to moist environments.
Slug genitalia are also some of the most prodigious in the world. Ariolimax dolichophallus, a species of banana slug (from Greek dolicho-, long and Latin phallus, penis) has the largest penis-to-body length ratio of any animal. The record-holding specimen had a body length of 6 inches, with a phallus length of 32.5 inches, well over five times the body length.
Reply:bob
Reply:i dont they have a scientific name, because a slug is technically a snail without a shell. No wait i think their scientific name is Gastropoda.
Reply:Slugs are mollusks like snails and clams. They are a snail without a shell. To control, spread diatomacious earth (crushed diatoms) or set out stail beer in very low dishes.
What size/diameter can the roots of a traveler's palm ( scientific name: Ravenala madagascariensis) reach. ?
I am planning to plant one near my home, i just need to know the size of the roots before i plant it to avoid future problems.
Please include as much information/statistics as you can, a source may also be helpful
What size/diameter can the roots of a traveler's palm ( scientific name: Ravenala madagascariensis) reach. ?
the roots would be large. its a big tree. but that shouldn't do any damage to your house tho. the website given should tell you everything you need to know. at the bottom of the page, look at what the ppl who own the tree have to say. if they had problems with the tree or roots or anything they will say.
muay thai
Please include as much information/statistics as you can, a source may also be helpful
What size/diameter can the roots of a traveler's palm ( scientific name: Ravenala madagascariensis) reach. ?
the roots would be large. its a big tree. but that shouldn't do any damage to your house tho. the website given should tell you everything you need to know. at the bottom of the page, look at what the ppl who own the tree have to say. if they had problems with the tree or roots or anything they will say.
muay thai
What exactly is a german giant beardie? what is the scientific name?
im curious cause here in oz, land of the beardie, there is a suprising lack of german lizards!
What exactly is a german giant beardie? what is the scientific name?
The German Giant is a morph of Pogona Vitticeps, or the Inland Bearded Dragon, created by Pete Weis. They are larger than ordinary P.Vitticeps, have generally smaller heads ( in proportion to their bodies ), and the irises are more silvery-gold than ordinary P.Vitticeps.
Reply:German Giant Beardies aren't neccessarily from German areas. I believe that its just the person who discovered them that named them that. And the difference is that the GG Beardies have a bigger girth and are longer then other breeds of beardies.
What exactly is a german giant beardie? what is the scientific name?
The German Giant is a morph of Pogona Vitticeps, or the Inland Bearded Dragon, created by Pete Weis. They are larger than ordinary P.Vitticeps, have generally smaller heads ( in proportion to their bodies ), and the irises are more silvery-gold than ordinary P.Vitticeps.
Reply:German Giant Beardies aren't neccessarily from German areas. I believe that its just the person who discovered them that named them that. And the difference is that the GG Beardies have a bigger girth and are longer then other breeds of beardies.
What is the scientific name for those who can not resist the emotional pressure?
No longer used as a formal term in modern psychology, neurosis, also known as psychoneurosis or neurotic disorder, was a "catch all" term that referred to any mental imbalance that caused distress, but (unlike a psychosis or personality disorder) did not prevent rational thought or an individual's ability to function in daily life. As an illness, it represents a variety of psychiatric conditions in which emotional distress or unconscious conflict is expressed through various physical, physiological, and mental disturbances (as physical symptoms, anxieties, or phobias). These tendencies are usually very common among humans, such as depression, anxiety, obsessive/compulsive tendencies, and even personality disorders, such as borderline personality disorder, Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, et al. It has perhaps been most simply defined as a "poor ability to adapt to one's environment, an inability to change one's life patterns, and the inability to develop a richer, more complex, more satisfying personality." (Boeree 2002)
What is the scientific name for those who can not resist the emotional pressure?
MENTALLY ILL
PSYCHOTIC
Reply:not sure if there is one...
Reply:I don't think there is a name
Reply:There are several possible entities that can cause mood disorders. From far Anxiety disorders -15% population- panic disorders and agoraphobia are very frequent.
Anxiety disorders range in severity from common, mild phobias (eg, fear of insects, heights, or storms) to chronic, disabling conditions such as panic disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Anxiety diagnoses are made according to the specific symptomatic manifestation of each disorder. Post traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder are included in this group.
Anxiety is characterized by heightened arousal (ie, physical symptoms such as tension, tachycardia, tachypnea, tremor) accompanied by apprehension, fear, obsessions, or the like. Anxiety disorders are different from normal fears, although the symptoms can be similar. Generally speaking, normal fears represent emotional reactions to real, external threats, and the emotional response is appropriately related to the actual danger. In contrast, the symptoms of anxiety disorders occur either without obvious external threat or when the response to the threat is excessive. When an extreme or inappropriate fear or worry is present and is coupled with some degree of life impairment, the diagnosis of anxiety disorder should be considered.
I hope this information would be useful to you. Sorry is a bit technical, but you are asking for scientific names.
Reply:cry baby
Reply:Neurotic
Reply:burned out
Reply:Many personality disorders have this function.
Borderline Personality Disorder causes a person to succumb to attention-seeking behaviors. Dependent Personality Disorder makes a person completely unwilling to offend a certain person or institution. Histrionic Personality Disorder even is always concerned with being "on stage."
Reply:They suffer from emotional imbalance due to social or other types or pressures.
Reply:I assume you mean emotion al pressure to do what others want them to do regardless of what you want. They can be called people with dependent personality disorder, or might be people with very low selfesteem.
Reply:nerviousthenia--or nervesness
taekwondo
What is the scientific name for those who can not resist the emotional pressure?
MENTALLY ILL
PSYCHOTIC
Reply:not sure if there is one...
Reply:I don't think there is a name
Reply:There are several possible entities that can cause mood disorders. From far Anxiety disorders -15% population- panic disorders and agoraphobia are very frequent.
Anxiety disorders range in severity from common, mild phobias (eg, fear of insects, heights, or storms) to chronic, disabling conditions such as panic disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Anxiety diagnoses are made according to the specific symptomatic manifestation of each disorder. Post traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder are included in this group.
Anxiety is characterized by heightened arousal (ie, physical symptoms such as tension, tachycardia, tachypnea, tremor) accompanied by apprehension, fear, obsessions, or the like. Anxiety disorders are different from normal fears, although the symptoms can be similar. Generally speaking, normal fears represent emotional reactions to real, external threats, and the emotional response is appropriately related to the actual danger. In contrast, the symptoms of anxiety disorders occur either without obvious external threat or when the response to the threat is excessive. When an extreme or inappropriate fear or worry is present and is coupled with some degree of life impairment, the diagnosis of anxiety disorder should be considered.
I hope this information would be useful to you. Sorry is a bit technical, but you are asking for scientific names.
Reply:cry baby
Reply:Neurotic
Reply:burned out
Reply:Many personality disorders have this function.
Borderline Personality Disorder causes a person to succumb to attention-seeking behaviors. Dependent Personality Disorder makes a person completely unwilling to offend a certain person or institution. Histrionic Personality Disorder even is always concerned with being "on stage."
Reply:They suffer from emotional imbalance due to social or other types or pressures.
Reply:I assume you mean emotion al pressure to do what others want them to do regardless of what you want. They can be called people with dependent personality disorder, or might be people with very low selfesteem.
Reply:nerviousthenia--or nervesness
taekwondo
What is the scientific name for those who can not resist the emotional pressure?
No longer used as a formal term in modern psychology, neurosis, also known as psychoneurosis or neurotic disorder, was a "catch all" term that referred to any mental imbalance that caused distress, but (unlike a psychosis or personality disorder) did not prevent rational thought or an individual's ability to function in daily life. As an illness, it represents a variety of psychiatric conditions in which emotional distress or unconscious conflict is expressed through various physical, physiological, and mental disturbances (as physical symptoms, anxieties, or phobias). These tendencies are usually very common among humans, such as depression, anxiety, obsessive/compulsive tendencies, and even personality disorders, such as borderline personality disorder, Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, et al. It has perhaps been most simply defined as a "poor ability to adapt to one's environment, an inability to change one's life patterns, and the inability to develop a richer, more complex, more satisfying personality." (Boeree 2002)
What is the scientific name for those who can not resist the emotional pressure?
MENTALLY ILL
PSYCHOTIC
Reply:not sure if there is one...
Reply:I don't think there is a name
Reply:There are several possible entities that can cause mood disorders. From far Anxiety disorders -15% population- panic disorders and agoraphobia are very frequent.
Anxiety disorders range in severity from common, mild phobias (eg, fear of insects, heights, or storms) to chronic, disabling conditions such as panic disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Anxiety diagnoses are made according to the specific symptomatic manifestation of each disorder. Post traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder are included in this group.
Anxiety is characterized by heightened arousal (ie, physical symptoms such as tension, tachycardia, tachypnea, tremor) accompanied by apprehension, fear, obsessions, or the like. Anxiety disorders are different from normal fears, although the symptoms can be similar. Generally speaking, normal fears represent emotional reactions to real, external threats, and the emotional response is appropriately related to the actual danger. In contrast, the symptoms of anxiety disorders occur either without obvious external threat or when the response to the threat is excessive. When an extreme or inappropriate fear or worry is present and is coupled with some degree of life impairment, the diagnosis of anxiety disorder should be considered.
I hope this information would be useful to you. Sorry is a bit technical, but you are asking for scientific names.
Reply:cry baby
Reply:Neurotic
Reply:burned out
Reply:Many personality disorders have this function.
Borderline Personality Disorder causes a person to succumb to attention-seeking behaviors. Dependent Personality Disorder makes a person completely unwilling to offend a certain person or institution. Histrionic Personality Disorder even is always concerned with being "on stage."
Reply:They suffer from emotional imbalance due to social or other types or pressures.
Reply:I assume you mean emotion al pressure to do what others want them to do regardless of what you want. They can be called people with dependent personality disorder, or might be people with very low selfesteem.
Reply:nerviousthenia--or nervesness
What is the scientific name for those who can not resist the emotional pressure?
MENTALLY ILL
PSYCHOTIC
Reply:not sure if there is one...
Reply:I don't think there is a name
Reply:There are several possible entities that can cause mood disorders. From far Anxiety disorders -15% population- panic disorders and agoraphobia are very frequent.
Anxiety disorders range in severity from common, mild phobias (eg, fear of insects, heights, or storms) to chronic, disabling conditions such as panic disorder or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). Anxiety diagnoses are made according to the specific symptomatic manifestation of each disorder. Post traumatic stress disorder and acute stress disorder are included in this group.
Anxiety is characterized by heightened arousal (ie, physical symptoms such as tension, tachycardia, tachypnea, tremor) accompanied by apprehension, fear, obsessions, or the like. Anxiety disorders are different from normal fears, although the symptoms can be similar. Generally speaking, normal fears represent emotional reactions to real, external threats, and the emotional response is appropriately related to the actual danger. In contrast, the symptoms of anxiety disorders occur either without obvious external threat or when the response to the threat is excessive. When an extreme or inappropriate fear or worry is present and is coupled with some degree of life impairment, the diagnosis of anxiety disorder should be considered.
I hope this information would be useful to you. Sorry is a bit technical, but you are asking for scientific names.
Reply:cry baby
Reply:Neurotic
Reply:burned out
Reply:Many personality disorders have this function.
Borderline Personality Disorder causes a person to succumb to attention-seeking behaviors. Dependent Personality Disorder makes a person completely unwilling to offend a certain person or institution. Histrionic Personality Disorder even is always concerned with being "on stage."
Reply:They suffer from emotional imbalance due to social or other types or pressures.
Reply:I assume you mean emotion al pressure to do what others want them to do regardless of what you want. They can be called people with dependent personality disorder, or might be people with very low selfesteem.
Reply:nerviousthenia--or nervesness
What is the scientific name of a bacteria that is harmful to the environment (not a disease to humans, please)
I am not looking for a disease to humans; I'm doing a project and am not allowed to use that more than once, and I need one more example for how bacteria are harmful to the environment.
What is the scientific name of a bacteria that is harmful to the environment (not a disease to humans, please)
There are no living organisms that can be harmful to the sole ecosystem they live in (humans excluded!) Organisms can be harmful to one another (parasites, predators,...) but not to their own environment! There are some sorts of Cyanobacteria whose populations can explode in short amount of time (cyanobacterial blooms)and harm all the organism in the same habitat by exhausting all the oxygen supplies in that water ecosystem, or by producing harmful toxins...
Reply:PCB'S-POLYCARBONS, THAT POLLUTE OUR RIVERS, FROM ANY KIND OF INDUSTRIES' WASTE GOING INTO THE RIVER %26amp; BOATERS, CREATING COLLIFORM--SOME DAYS OUR PCB COUNT IS SO HIGH THEY ADVISE US NOT TO SWIM IN THE MISSISSIPPI R.
What is the scientific name of a bacteria that is harmful to the environment (not a disease to humans, please)
There are no living organisms that can be harmful to the sole ecosystem they live in (humans excluded!) Organisms can be harmful to one another (parasites, predators,...) but not to their own environment! There are some sorts of Cyanobacteria whose populations can explode in short amount of time (cyanobacterial blooms)and harm all the organism in the same habitat by exhausting all the oxygen supplies in that water ecosystem, or by producing harmful toxins...
Reply:PCB'S-POLYCARBONS, THAT POLLUTE OUR RIVERS, FROM ANY KIND OF INDUSTRIES' WASTE GOING INTO THE RIVER %26amp; BOATERS, CREATING COLLIFORM--SOME DAYS OUR PCB COUNT IS SO HIGH THEY ADVISE US NOT TO SWIM IN THE MISSISSIPPI R.
What is a scientific name for modern humans?
10 points!
What is a scientific name for modern humans?
Modern humans (and for the last several thousand years) are the species Homo Sapian, homo from the Latin, meaning human (or man), and not from the Greek, meaning 'same'.
Edit:
Nuts, it looks like Yahoo! "nice-language" filter is ripping one of the words out on my display. The stars are covering H-o-m-o, even in the link.
Reply:It's spelled 'sapiens', with a small "s", not Sapian... Report Abuse
Reply:homo sapiens
or more specifically if you want subspecies also homo sapiens sapiens
Reply:Could be Homo Sapiens or Homo Sapiens Sapiens. I'm sure either is acceptable, but I'd go with Homo Sapiens.
Reply:Capital H, small s, small s...
Homo sapiens sapiens!
(Man who knows he is wise)
Reply:iono.........but in sixth grade, my social studies teacher said it was
homo sapien sapien, because we're wiser than the previous homo sapiens..........
........lol, guess i'm wrong =D
Reply:Homo Sapien
Reply:Homo sapiens
judo
What is a scientific name for modern humans?
Modern humans (and for the last several thousand years) are the species Homo Sapian, homo from the Latin, meaning human (or man), and not from the Greek, meaning 'same'.
Edit:
Nuts, it looks like Yahoo! "nice-language" filter is ripping one of the words out on my display. The stars are covering H-o-m-o, even in the link.
Reply:It's spelled 'sapiens', with a small "s", not Sapian... Report Abuse
Reply:homo sapiens
or more specifically if you want subspecies also homo sapiens sapiens
Reply:Could be Homo Sapiens or Homo Sapiens Sapiens. I'm sure either is acceptable, but I'd go with Homo Sapiens.
Reply:Capital H, small s, small s...
Homo sapiens sapiens!
(Man who knows he is wise)
Reply:iono.........but in sixth grade, my social studies teacher said it was
homo sapien sapien, because we're wiser than the previous homo sapiens..........
........lol, guess i'm wrong =D
Reply:Homo Sapien
Reply:Homo sapiens
judo
What is the scientific name for the fear of not being good enough?
Claustrophobic=fear of close spaces
Necrophobic=fear of death
what's fear of not being good enough?
What is the scientific name for the fear of not being good enough?
Sociophobia is NOT the fear of not being good enough in social situations... it's simply the fear of social situations.
Philosophically speaking, one can only "fear" an object that is outside of themselves (i.e., heights, closed spaces)- they are projections of more deep-seated anxieties. As such, the "fear of not being good enough" would not necessarily be classified as a phobia. Rather, it's likely more the result of a low sense of self-worth and low self-confidence.
Hope that helps! Take care.
Reply:"Low self-esteen." %26lt;}:-})
Reply:Sociophobia is the fear of not being good enough for people or for soceity or the fear of being rejected by people...thats the closest to your question I think
Reply:Would "inferiority complex" work?
Necrophobic=fear of death
what's fear of not being good enough?
What is the scientific name for the fear of not being good enough?
Sociophobia is NOT the fear of not being good enough in social situations... it's simply the fear of social situations.
Philosophically speaking, one can only "fear" an object that is outside of themselves (i.e., heights, closed spaces)- they are projections of more deep-seated anxieties. As such, the "fear of not being good enough" would not necessarily be classified as a phobia. Rather, it's likely more the result of a low sense of self-worth and low self-confidence.
Hope that helps! Take care.
Reply:"Low self-esteen." %26lt;}:-})
Reply:Sociophobia is the fear of not being good enough for people or for soceity or the fear of being rejected by people...thats the closest to your question I think
Reply:Would "inferiority complex" work?
What is the scientific name for the longest bone in a giraffe?
http://www.skullsunlimited.com/graphics/... for a good picture to measure the bones
http://www.earthlife.net/mammals/skeleto...
for names of the different bones.
for more info:
http://research.calacademy.org/research/...
Go get 'em!
What is the scientific name for the longest bone in a giraffe?
Femur
Reply:The femur is rather short in a giraffe. The longest is the cannon, which is the bone between the hock and the ergot.
http://www.earthlife.net/mammals/skeleto...
for names of the different bones.
for more info:
http://research.calacademy.org/research/...
Go get 'em!
What is the scientific name for the longest bone in a giraffe?
Femur
Reply:The femur is rather short in a giraffe. The longest is the cannon, which is the bone between the hock and the ergot.
What is the scientific name for Bacterial Meningitis?
I was just wondering if there is an actual scientific name for bacterial meningitis. I need it for a science task and need a reply ASAP. Thanks in advance.
_Sushi
What is the scientific name for Bacterial Meningitis?
bacterial meningitis is quite scientific.. but there are types, like "acute bacterial meningitis" or "meningococcal meningitis"..
if you could be more specific..
Reply:Meningococcal Meningitis
Reply:Meningococcal Meningitis
Reply:Acute bacterial meningitis is fulminant, often fatal pyogenic infection beginning in the meninges. Symptoms include headache, fever, and stiff neck. Without rapid treatment, obtundation and coma follow. Diagnosis is by CSF tests. Treatment requires antibiotics, often beginning empirically with a 3rd- or 4th-generation cephalosporin, vancomycin, and ampicillin; corticosteroids are usually given. Residual morbidity is common.
(Merck)
Meningococcal meningitis is caused by the bacterium Neisseria meningitidis (also known as meningococcus).
Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation or infection of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae (also called pneumococcus).
Staphylococcal meningitis is an infection of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord (meninges), caused by Staphylococcus bacteria. Meningitis caused by Staphylococcus aureus or S. epidermidis usually develops as a complication of a surgical procedure, or as an infection spread by the blood from another site.
Tuberculous meningitis is an infection of the meninges (the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord). It is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacteria that causes tuberculosis.
Gram-negative meningitis is an infection of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord (meninges) caused by gram-negative bacteria (bacteria that turn pink when exposed to a special stain). Acute bacterial meningitis, which can be caused by gram-negative bacteria, is very serious and should be treated immediately to prevent permanent damage. Bacteria causing gram-negative meningitis include Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli, Enterobacter aerogenes, Proteus morganii, and Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Please see the web pages for more details on Meningococcal meningitis, Pneumococcal meningitis, Staphylococcal meningitis,
Tuberculous meningitis and Gram-negative meningitis
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What is the scientific name for Bacterial Meningitis?
bacterial meningitis is quite scientific.. but there are types, like "acute bacterial meningitis" or "meningococcal meningitis"..
if you could be more specific..
Reply:Meningococcal Meningitis
Reply:Meningococcal Meningitis
Reply:Acute bacterial meningitis is fulminant, often fatal pyogenic infection beginning in the meninges. Symptoms include headache, fever, and stiff neck. Without rapid treatment, obtundation and coma follow. Diagnosis is by CSF tests. Treatment requires antibiotics, often beginning empirically with a 3rd- or 4th-generation cephalosporin, vancomycin, and ampicillin; corticosteroids are usually given. Residual morbidity is common.
(Merck)
Meningococcal meningitis is caused by the bacterium Neisseria meningitidis (also known as meningococcus).
Pneumococcal meningitis is an inflammation or infection of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae (also called pneumococcus).
Staphylococcal meningitis is an infection of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord (meninges), caused by Staphylococcus bacteria. Meningitis caused by Staphylococcus aureus or S. epidermidis usually develops as a complication of a surgical procedure, or as an infection spread by the blood from another site.
Tuberculous meningitis is an infection of the meninges (the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord). It is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacteria that causes tuberculosis.
Gram-negative meningitis is an infection of the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord (meninges) caused by gram-negative bacteria (bacteria that turn pink when exposed to a special stain). Acute bacterial meningitis, which can be caused by gram-negative bacteria, is very serious and should be treated immediately to prevent permanent damage. Bacteria causing gram-negative meningitis include Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Escherichia coli, Enterobacter aerogenes, Proteus morganii, and Klebsiella pneumoniae.
Please see the web pages for more details on Meningococcal meningitis, Pneumococcal meningitis, Staphylococcal meningitis,
Tuberculous meningitis and Gram-negative meningitis
What's the scientific name for liquid oxygen?
I need to know it really fast!
What's the scientific name for liquid oxygen?
I'm sure it's LOX. It's more like an abreviation for Liquid Oxygen.
=)
Reply:Liquid oxygen is a cryogenic liquid....
Reply:LOX is a term used for liquid oxygen, but oxygen is O2(l)
Reply:The scientific name is 'liquid oxygen' but LOX is a sort of abbreviation people use to save syllables.
Reply:Liquid Oxygen or LOX
Reply:LOX.
fencing
What's the scientific name for liquid oxygen?
I'm sure it's LOX. It's more like an abreviation for Liquid Oxygen.
=)
Reply:Liquid oxygen is a cryogenic liquid....
Reply:LOX is a term used for liquid oxygen, but oxygen is O2(l)
Reply:The scientific name is 'liquid oxygen' but LOX is a sort of abbreviation people use to save syllables.
Reply:Liquid Oxygen or LOX
Reply:LOX.
fencing
What is the scientific name for the stems eaten by the Somali and Yemen people as a stimulant?
There are some leaves and stems very famous to the people of Yemen and Somali which they chew as a stimulant or energy giver
What is the scientific name for the stems eaten by the Somali and Yemen people as a stimulant?
Qat leaves, botanical name: Catha edulis
Reply:khat, a plant that provides a mild, amphetamine-like euphoria.
What is the scientific name for the stems eaten by the Somali and Yemen people as a stimulant?
Qat leaves, botanical name: Catha edulis
Reply:khat, a plant that provides a mild, amphetamine-like euphoria.
What is scientific name for the common ohio earthworm?
i need it to be spelled correctly with the capitilazation underlining and etc. THANKS! if you cant get it right just tell me the link.
What is scientific name for the common ohio earthworm?
The big nightcrawlers are Lumbricus terrestris.
Smaller common earthworms are Aporrectodea tuberculata.
http://soils.usda.gov/sqi/concepts/soil_...
Reply:Ew :-x'
I hate worms, that and death are like my worst fears
What is scientific name for the common ohio earthworm?
The big nightcrawlers are Lumbricus terrestris.
Smaller common earthworms are Aporrectodea tuberculata.
http://soils.usda.gov/sqi/concepts/soil_...
Reply:Ew :-x'
I hate worms, that and death are like my worst fears
What is the medical/scientific name for Ibuprofen?
I am doing a science project, and i can't find this. Please list where you got this from/sources.
What is the medical/scientific name for Ibuprofen?
alpha-Methyl-4-(2-methylpropyl)benzeneac... acid; p-Isobutylhydratropic acid
Wikipedia says:
Ibuprofen (INN), from the now outdated nomenclature iso-butyl-propanoic-phenolic acid...
Reply:heheheh thats the technical name: Ibuprofen
:D
The IUPAC name is 2-[4-(2-methylpropyl)phenyl]propanoic acid
that reads:
two four two methylpropylphenil propanoic acid
Reply:Do you mean the systematic (IUPAC) name: 2- [4- (2-methylpropyl) phenyl] propanoic acid? Or the formula C13H18O2 ?
Wikipedia is your friend. So is Google. Did you try either one of them?
What is the medical/scientific name for Ibuprofen?
alpha-Methyl-4-(2-methylpropyl)benzeneac... acid; p-Isobutylhydratropic acid
Wikipedia says:
Ibuprofen (INN), from the now outdated nomenclature iso-butyl-propanoic-phenolic acid...
Reply:heheheh thats the technical name: Ibuprofen
:D
The IUPAC name is 2-[4-(2-methylpropyl)phenyl]propanoic acid
that reads:
two four two methylpropylphenil propanoic acid
Reply:Do you mean the systematic (IUPAC) name: 2- [4- (2-methylpropyl) phenyl] propanoic acid? Or the formula C13H18O2 ?
Wikipedia is your friend. So is Google. Did you try either one of them?
What is the official scientific name for the stem of a pumpkin?
Pumpkinus Stemikus
What is the official scientific name for the stem of a pumpkin?
Pumpkin stem
Reply:Scientific name for stem of pumpkin is Tendril (Creeper).
Reply:the scientific name of pumpkin stem is creeper
Reply:jackalanternikus
Reply:It is called a peduncle.
Reply:According to this website, it is called the "stem" ...
http://www.pumpkinnook.com/facts/anatomy...
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karate
What is the official scientific name for the stem of a pumpkin?
Pumpkin stem
Reply:Scientific name for stem of pumpkin is Tendril (Creeper).
Reply:the scientific name of pumpkin stem is creeper
Reply:jackalanternikus
Reply:It is called a peduncle.
Reply:According to this website, it is called the "stem" ...
http://www.pumpkinnook.com/facts/anatomy...
.
karate
How do you grow wild dagga AKA lions tail, the scientific name is leonitus leonurus?
its an orange plant that grows in africa and can be brewed into a tea or be smoked. basicaly what im asking is.....can anyone provide me with step by step instruction on how to grow this thing
How do you grow wild dagga AKA lions tail, the scientific name is leonitus leonurus?
Blasted "Error 999"
Ha! I win. Here's cultivation info: http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=leonitu...
Reply:Leonotis leonurus, Lion's Tail or Wild Dagga is a South African medicinal plant used by shamans and others for various purposes. It is a low water use, heat tolerant shrub type plant that is suited to use in dry or xeriscape plantings and for containers. Just give it moderate to light water as needed, and some frost protection and it should do fine for you. Two notes of caution to remember are that it is frost tender and that it spreads by root suckers.
How do you grow wild dagga AKA lions tail, the scientific name is leonitus leonurus?
Blasted "Error 999"
Ha! I win. Here's cultivation info: http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=leonitu...
Reply:Leonotis leonurus, Lion's Tail or Wild Dagga is a South African medicinal plant used by shamans and others for various purposes. It is a low water use, heat tolerant shrub type plant that is suited to use in dry or xeriscape plantings and for containers. Just give it moderate to light water as needed, and some frost protection and it should do fine for you. Two notes of caution to remember are that it is frost tender and that it spreads by root suckers.
What is the scientific name for Mononucleosis?
Every web site tells me something different.
Some say, "infectious mononucleosis",
others say "Epstein-Barr virus"
Which one is it?
Also, what disease does it cause?
I have to do a project but I'm confused because it says, "Name the Disease caused" but i can't find it.
I just know that it is caused by, Epstein-Barr virus.
Is that the answer?
Please help.
Thank you.
What is the scientific name for Mononucleosis?
Mononucleous, IS a scientific name. And, Epstein-Barr are the main viruses that causes it.
One of best medical advice sites is the Mayo Clinic, I've given you a link to it.
It sometimes is called the "kissing disease" (not scientific) because it is most often spread by saliva in the mouth. (that has Epstein-Barr in it)
But, it could be spread by forks, spoons, door knobs, anything the hands touch, as our hands often pick up bacteria and virus infections in saliva in the mouth.
Luckily, it's not a serious disease, it can be cured, and that info is available too, below:
Reply:Mononucleosis is the scientific name it is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus or the cytomegalovirus. Those 2 viruses usually result in Mononucleosis. hope that helps
Contrary to the info below me when stated "luckily it is not a serious disease" There have cases of deaths from it so any infectious disease untreated is somthing to worry about. usually reasulting in Death.
"wikipedia is not an accurate tool for medical information. My professors refused to allow us to use it for a reference" that would be the personal opinion of your professor and is not correct. A lot of my info has come from wikipedia and is quite accurate thank you.
Reply:The kissing disease.
aikido
Some say, "infectious mononucleosis",
others say "Epstein-Barr virus"
Which one is it?
Also, what disease does it cause?
I have to do a project but I'm confused because it says, "Name the Disease caused" but i can't find it.
I just know that it is caused by, Epstein-Barr virus.
Is that the answer?
Please help.
Thank you.
What is the scientific name for Mononucleosis?
Mononucleous, IS a scientific name. And, Epstein-Barr are the main viruses that causes it.
One of best medical advice sites is the Mayo Clinic, I've given you a link to it.
It sometimes is called the "kissing disease" (not scientific) because it is most often spread by saliva in the mouth. (that has Epstein-Barr in it)
But, it could be spread by forks, spoons, door knobs, anything the hands touch, as our hands often pick up bacteria and virus infections in saliva in the mouth.
Luckily, it's not a serious disease, it can be cured, and that info is available too, below:
Reply:Mononucleosis is the scientific name it is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus or the cytomegalovirus. Those 2 viruses usually result in Mononucleosis. hope that helps
Contrary to the info below me when stated "luckily it is not a serious disease" There have cases of deaths from it so any infectious disease untreated is somthing to worry about. usually reasulting in Death.
"wikipedia is not an accurate tool for medical information. My professors refused to allow us to use it for a reference" that would be the personal opinion of your professor and is not correct. A lot of my info has come from wikipedia and is quite accurate thank you.
Reply:The kissing disease.
aikido
Does anyone know the scientific name for the local tx pest fish known polliwogs or mudcats?
I am trying to do a report of these fish but I dont know their scientific name to look them up. I put pollywogs in the wikipedia and the result was tadpoles, then I put mudcat in there and showed a yellow catfish, which isnt a pest fish but a widely fished one. I know somebody has the answer.
Does anyone know the scientific name for the local tx pest fish known polliwogs or mudcats?
In Texas, the common name of Polliwog or Chucklehead Cat is sometimes used for either the Black Bullhead Catfish (Ameiurus melas) or the Yellow Bullhead (Ameiurus natalis).
These are native fish to Texas and much of North America, and aren't really considered pest species. They are not as desired by anglers as other catfish, like the flathead or channel cat, but they wouldn't be targeted as a nuisance species.
There are introduced exotic species in Texas that can cause problems in lakes and waterways, such as the grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) and the common carp (Cyprinus carpio). These can cause considerable damage to native ecosystems.
Does anyone know the scientific name for the local tx pest fish known polliwogs or mudcats?
In Texas, the common name of Polliwog or Chucklehead Cat is sometimes used for either the Black Bullhead Catfish (Ameiurus melas) or the Yellow Bullhead (Ameiurus natalis).
These are native fish to Texas and much of North America, and aren't really considered pest species. They are not as desired by anglers as other catfish, like the flathead or channel cat, but they wouldn't be targeted as a nuisance species.
There are introduced exotic species in Texas that can cause problems in lakes and waterways, such as the grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) and the common carp (Cyprinus carpio). These can cause considerable damage to native ecosystems.
What is the scientific name of the purple tube sponge?
This is for a science project.
What is the scientific name of the purple tube sponge?
Aplysina lacunosa= 3 to 5 feet long, some considerably larger. Large clusters with 10 or more tubes can be more than 6 feet across. Outer surface covered with wart-like bumps. They are typically found from depths of 40-80 feet deep, protruding from the coral wall face. The Tube Sponge is one of the most common varieties of sponge to be found on the reef. It is distinguished by its long tube-shaped growths, and ranges in color from purple to blue, gray, and gray-green. Filtered water is ejected through the large openings on the ends. This is one of the few reef invertebrates that is blue in color..
Reply:schlong!
What is the scientific name of the purple tube sponge?
Aplysina lacunosa= 3 to 5 feet long, some considerably larger. Large clusters with 10 or more tubes can be more than 6 feet across. Outer surface covered with wart-like bumps. They are typically found from depths of 40-80 feet deep, protruding from the coral wall face. The Tube Sponge is one of the most common varieties of sponge to be found on the reef. It is distinguished by its long tube-shaped growths, and ranges in color from purple to blue, gray, and gray-green. Filtered water is ejected through the large openings on the ends. This is one of the few reef invertebrates that is blue in color..
Reply:schlong!
What is the scientific name of a bacteria that is harmful to the environment (not a disease to humans, please)
I am not looking for a disease to humans; I'm doing a project and am not allowed to use that more than once, and I need one more example for how bacteria are harmful to the environment.
What is the scientific name of a bacteria that is harmful to the environment (not a disease to humans, please)
There are no living organisms that can be harmful to the sole ecosystem they live in (humans excluded!) Organisms can be harmful to one another (parasites, predators,...) but not to their own environment! There are some sorts of Cyanobacteria whose populations can explode in short amount of time (cyanobacterial blooms)and harm all the organism in the same habitat by exhausting all the oxygen supplies in that water ecosystem, or by producing harmful toxins...
Reply:PCB'S-POLYCARBONS, THAT POLLUTE OUR RIVERS, FROM ANY KIND OF INDUSTRIES' WASTE GOING INTO THE RIVER %26amp; BOATERS, CREATING COLLIFORM--SOME DAYS OUR PCB COUNT IS SO HIGH THEY ADVISE US NOT TO SWIM IN THE MISSISSIPPI R.
What is the scientific name of a bacteria that is harmful to the environment (not a disease to humans, please)
There are no living organisms that can be harmful to the sole ecosystem they live in (humans excluded!) Organisms can be harmful to one another (parasites, predators,...) but not to their own environment! There are some sorts of Cyanobacteria whose populations can explode in short amount of time (cyanobacterial blooms)and harm all the organism in the same habitat by exhausting all the oxygen supplies in that water ecosystem, or by producing harmful toxins...
Reply:PCB'S-POLYCARBONS, THAT POLLUTE OUR RIVERS, FROM ANY KIND OF INDUSTRIES' WASTE GOING INTO THE RIVER %26amp; BOATERS, CREATING COLLIFORM--SOME DAYS OUR PCB COUNT IS SO HIGH THEY ADVISE US NOT TO SWIM IN THE MISSISSIPPI R.
What is the scientific name for a comb jelly? the first person to tell me wins 10 points?
I need it for a science project I'm doing and I can't find it on Wikipedia...please help me...the first person to tell me the correct answer will be chosen as best answer...good luck!
What is the scientific name for a comb jelly? the first person to tell me wins 10 points?
"Comb Jellies" are the phylum Ctenophora. There are about 100 species in the phylum so if you want the scientific name (genus and species) you'll need to be more specific about what you are looking for.
This should help:
http://faculty.washington.edu/cemills/Ct...
Reply:Ctenophora
The word ctenophore (pronounced /藞ti藧n蓹f蓴蓹r/ or /藞t蓻n蓹f蓴蓹r/, without the c) comes from Greek, kteno-, kteis, "comb" and -phore, meaning "bearer". It comes via the New Latin ctenophorus in the 19th century.
Reply:Comb-jellies
Sea Gooseberries
Group:- The Ctenophores
OR the Pleurobrachia Pileus.
What is the scientific name for a comb jelly? the first person to tell me wins 10 points?
"Comb Jellies" are the phylum Ctenophora. There are about 100 species in the phylum so if you want the scientific name (genus and species) you'll need to be more specific about what you are looking for.
This should help:
http://faculty.washington.edu/cemills/Ct...
Reply:Ctenophora
The word ctenophore (pronounced /藞ti藧n蓹f蓴蓹r/ or /藞t蓻n蓹f蓴蓹r/, without the c) comes from Greek, kteno-, kteis, "comb" and -phore, meaning "bearer". It comes via the New Latin ctenophorus in the 19th century.
Reply:Comb-jellies
Sea Gooseberries
Group:- The Ctenophores
OR the Pleurobrachia Pileus.
What is te scientific name for the fern and where does the fern live?
Click on the link below , you will get a lot of information.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fern
What is te scientific name for the fern and where does the fern live?
Naughty naughty, are you having us do your homework?
Ferns, there are a lot of them. They are an order called Pteridophyta. They generally live in moist areas.
Reply:Pteridophytes. This is the actually name for a grouping of flowerless plants, which includes ferns, horsetails, club mosses, quillworts, and other similar plants.
Ferns proper are divided into in about 40 families and there are between 10,000 and 15,000 species of fern have been classified. The big difference in the numbers is due to botanists not being able to agree. Over the past hundred years or so there have been fourteen different classifications, so as you may guess there are plenty of names. Some examples of family names: Ophioglossaceae, Marattiaceae, Osmundaceae, Plagiogyraceae, Stromatopteridaceae, Gleicheniaceae, Cheiropleuriaceae, Dipteridaceae, Negripteridaceae, Loxsomataceae and Blechnaceae (try saying those before breakfast)
Where do they live? Almost everywhere but, in general, they prefer warm moist habitats.
Reply:There are many types of fern, they all have their own latin names. Dryopteris is one GENERAL latin name for a group some common varieties of ferns. Of course each variety has it's own specific name also, for example, Dryopteris remota. There are lots of other groups also. See the website below.
As for habitat, they love wooded areas, with lots of moisture.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fern
What is te scientific name for the fern and where does the fern live?
Naughty naughty, are you having us do your homework?
Ferns, there are a lot of them. They are an order called Pteridophyta. They generally live in moist areas.
Reply:Pteridophytes. This is the actually name for a grouping of flowerless plants, which includes ferns, horsetails, club mosses, quillworts, and other similar plants.
Ferns proper are divided into in about 40 families and there are between 10,000 and 15,000 species of fern have been classified. The big difference in the numbers is due to botanists not being able to agree. Over the past hundred years or so there have been fourteen different classifications, so as you may guess there are plenty of names. Some examples of family names: Ophioglossaceae, Marattiaceae, Osmundaceae, Plagiogyraceae, Stromatopteridaceae, Gleicheniaceae, Cheiropleuriaceae, Dipteridaceae, Negripteridaceae, Loxsomataceae and Blechnaceae (try saying those before breakfast)
Where do they live? Almost everywhere but, in general, they prefer warm moist habitats.
Reply:There are many types of fern, they all have their own latin names. Dryopteris is one GENERAL latin name for a group some common varieties of ferns. Of course each variety has it's own specific name also, for example, Dryopteris remota. There are lots of other groups also. See the website below.
As for habitat, they love wooded areas, with lots of moisture.
What is the scientific name for the stomach?
What is the scientific name for the stomach?
What is the scientific name for the stomach?
ventriculus
self defense
What is the scientific name for the stomach?
ventriculus
self defense
Is there a scientific name for those ridged plastic images that move or change depending on the angle?
This thing is essentially a series of images sliced into thin strips, then covered in a clear sawtooth-pattern plastic lens. When you rotate it, the picture either changes or animates. Small rectangular ones used to come in Cracker Jack boxes, and they're still used occasionally on product packaging.
Is there a scientific name for those ridged plastic images that move or change depending on the angle?
They are known as "lenticular" images.
Lenticular prints are created using convex lenses and the interlaced images morph or animate depending on the viewing angle because the offset ridges act as prisms which refract only specific sections of the interlaced image.
Reply:Holograms
Reply:i think it's know as a film or a reel
Reply:Hologram
Is there a scientific name for those ridged plastic images that move or change depending on the angle?
They are known as "lenticular" images.
Lenticular prints are created using convex lenses and the interlaced images morph or animate depending on the viewing angle because the offset ridges act as prisms which refract only specific sections of the interlaced image.
Reply:Holograms
Reply:i think it's know as a film or a reel
Reply:Hologram
What is the scientific name for Melanocyte?
Melanocyte is the skin cell that contains the pigment (in melanin) for skins to tan.
Does anyone know the scientific name for it?
What is the scientific name for Melanocyte?
Melanocyte is the term used in science:
"The Italian zoologist Sangiovanni, (1819) was the first to describe
pigment cells in the squid, but it took another two decades until Henle, (1837) identified the pigment producing cell in the epidermis and further 50 years until the word melanocyte was introduced (Meyerson, 1889)."
See introduction:
http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache:RN0K...
Pics and definition:
http://www.definitions.net/definition/me...
Does anyone know the scientific name for it?
What is the scientific name for Melanocyte?
Melanocyte is the term used in science:
"The Italian zoologist Sangiovanni, (1819) was the first to describe
pigment cells in the squid, but it took another two decades until Henle, (1837) identified the pigment producing cell in the epidermis and further 50 years until the word melanocyte was introduced (Meyerson, 1889)."
See introduction:
http://74.125.77.132/search?q=cache:RN0K...
Pics and definition:
http://www.definitions.net/definition/me...
What is the scientific name of the organism that causes Feline Leukemia?
Include a picture if possible..
What is the scientific name of the organism that causes Feline Leukemia?
FeLV is caused by the Feline Leukemia Virus. FIV is a different virus.
Hemobart is NOT the same thing as FeLV.
Reply:Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is the scientific name of the organism.
As a virus it is classified as:
Group: VI (ssRNA-RT)
Family: Retroviridae (Retroviruses)
Genus: Gammaretrovirus
Species: Feline Leukemia Virus
Reply:Feline Leukemia and FIV (Feline Aids) are actually 2 different diseases and neither can be transmitted to humans, only to other cats. Here is a link with information:
http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures...
I don't know of a specific organism that causes this virus. It is transmitted through other cats.
Reply:This is the best I could do
Hemobart (Feline Hemobatonellosis or Feline Infectious Anemia) is caused by a microscopic parasite (Ricksettia or Hemobartonella Telis). This parasite likes red blood cells and attaches to them. The animal's system realizes the red blood cells have been altered and sends them to the spleen to be destroyed causing anemia which further compromises a FeLV+ cat's system. This organism has a tendency to come and go in the bloodstream. Therefore, several blood tests may be necessary to get a confirmed diagnosis.
Reply:It's not actually Leukemia. it's feline AIDS. the FIV virus. Vets call it Leukemia, so owners don't get scared thinking they could contract AIDS from their cats.
What is the scientific name of the organism that causes Feline Leukemia?
FeLV is caused by the Feline Leukemia Virus. FIV is a different virus.
Hemobart is NOT the same thing as FeLV.
Reply:Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is the scientific name of the organism.
As a virus it is classified as:
Group: VI (ssRNA-RT)
Family: Retroviridae (Retroviruses)
Genus: Gammaretrovirus
Species: Feline Leukemia Virus
Reply:Feline Leukemia and FIV (Feline Aids) are actually 2 different diseases and neither can be transmitted to humans, only to other cats. Here is a link with information:
http://www.vet.cornell.edu/fhc/brochures...
I don't know of a specific organism that causes this virus. It is transmitted through other cats.
Reply:This is the best I could do
Hemobart (Feline Hemobatonellosis or Feline Infectious Anemia) is caused by a microscopic parasite (Ricksettia or Hemobartonella Telis). This parasite likes red blood cells and attaches to them. The animal's system realizes the red blood cells have been altered and sends them to the spleen to be destroyed causing anemia which further compromises a FeLV+ cat's system. This organism has a tendency to come and go in the bloodstream. Therefore, several blood tests may be necessary to get a confirmed diagnosis.
Reply:It's not actually Leukemia. it's feline AIDS. the FIV virus. Vets call it Leukemia, so owners don't get scared thinking they could contract AIDS from their cats.
What is the scientific name for when soda goes oveer the top of the cup and doesnt spill out??
My sister's teacher asked her to find this out and I have no clue so if any one does please hepl!
What is the scientific name for when soda goes oveer the top of the cup and doesnt spill out??
i think it's just surface tension that keeps it in. like a water droplets on a penny.
Reply:Strong Intermolecular Forces
martial arts
What is the scientific name for when soda goes oveer the top of the cup and doesnt spill out??
i think it's just surface tension that keeps it in. like a water droplets on a penny.
Reply:Strong Intermolecular Forces
martial arts
What is the scientific name for someone who doesn't need or a man or women or love at all in their life?
They had i think a 20/20 episode or 48 hours or 60 minutes, About people who don't love anyone and they are all about suceeding in life? What is that called?
What is the scientific name for someone who doesn't need or a man or women or love at all in their life?
Celibate? Workaholics? Asexual?
I would say ascetic, but you said they are all about worldly success, so that knocks that out.
Reply:Asexual.
Reply:I agree. Enlightened.
Buddhists say even if you do have a partner/children, don't get too attached to them. You loose selfhood.
The best love relationship you can have is the one you can develope with yourself.
Reply:Sounds like a form of schizoid or schizotypal personality disorder, with a healthy sprinkling of OCD, or a "type A" personality.
They may also be misanthropic, or asexual, or both.
Reply:Intrinsic Ascension of Spirit.
Reply:Sociopaths?
Reply:Enlightened
Reply:a zombie
Reply:Christian?
Reply:Asexual?
Reply:It called "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" or "NPD"
I defined as:
"Narcissism is a term used to describe a focus on the self and self-admiration that is taken to an extreme. The word "narcissism" comes from a Greek myth in which a handsome young man named Narcissus sees his reflection in a pool of water and falls in love with it.
Narcissistic personality disorder is one of a group of conditions called dramatic personality disorders. People with these disorders have intense, unstable emotions and a distorted self-image. Narcissistic personality disorder is further characterized by an abnormal love of self, an exaggerated sense of superiority and importance, and a preoccupation with success and power. However, these attitudes and behaviors do not reflect true self-confidence. Instead, the attitudes conceal a deep sense of insecurity and a fragile self-esteem."
Ref: Medicine net
Reply:lonely
Reply:Independency? Ever heard of the feminist movement, same thing really.
Reply:Do you mean asexual?
Reply:Corporate whores? lol
Reply:Celibate, comes to mind.
Reply:Asexual, perhaps.
And despite what people are saying here, they are not lonely or sociopaths or anything like that. I have a good friend who is asexual, and she is very happy. She loves, but she has no desire to be IN love. There are many ways to love and enjoying other people without the romantic/sexual side of it all. Marriage and sex is only important to those of us who thrive on and enjoy those emotions and urges. It is very sad that some people cannot understand people who are different and feel the need to take away the humanity of others.
Reply:Narcissism
Such a shame, life is about love
Reply:They are asexual.... as opposed to being polysexual.
Reply:Deceased
What is the scientific name for someone who doesn't need or a man or women or love at all in their life?
Celibate? Workaholics? Asexual?
I would say ascetic, but you said they are all about worldly success, so that knocks that out.
Reply:Asexual.
Reply:I agree. Enlightened.
Buddhists say even if you do have a partner/children, don't get too attached to them. You loose selfhood.
The best love relationship you can have is the one you can develope with yourself.
Reply:Sounds like a form of schizoid or schizotypal personality disorder, with a healthy sprinkling of OCD, or a "type A" personality.
They may also be misanthropic, or asexual, or both.
Reply:Intrinsic Ascension of Spirit.
Reply:Sociopaths?
Reply:Enlightened
Reply:a zombie
Reply:Christian?
Reply:Asexual?
Reply:It called "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" or "NPD"
I defined as:
"Narcissism is a term used to describe a focus on the self and self-admiration that is taken to an extreme. The word "narcissism" comes from a Greek myth in which a handsome young man named Narcissus sees his reflection in a pool of water and falls in love with it.
Narcissistic personality disorder is one of a group of conditions called dramatic personality disorders. People with these disorders have intense, unstable emotions and a distorted self-image. Narcissistic personality disorder is further characterized by an abnormal love of self, an exaggerated sense of superiority and importance, and a preoccupation with success and power. However, these attitudes and behaviors do not reflect true self-confidence. Instead, the attitudes conceal a deep sense of insecurity and a fragile self-esteem."
Ref: Medicine net
Reply:lonely
Reply:Independency? Ever heard of the feminist movement, same thing really.
Reply:Do you mean asexual?
Reply:Corporate whores? lol
Reply:Celibate, comes to mind.
Reply:Asexual, perhaps.
And despite what people are saying here, they are not lonely or sociopaths or anything like that. I have a good friend who is asexual, and she is very happy. She loves, but she has no desire to be IN love. There are many ways to love and enjoying other people without the romantic/sexual side of it all. Marriage and sex is only important to those of us who thrive on and enjoy those emotions and urges. It is very sad that some people cannot understand people who are different and feel the need to take away the humanity of others.
Reply:Narcissism
Such a shame, life is about love
Reply:They are asexual.... as opposed to being polysexual.
Reply:Deceased
What is the scientific name for when soda goes oveer the top of the cup and doesnt spill out??
My sister's teacher asked her to find this out and I have no clue so if any one does please hepl!
What is the scientific name for when soda goes oveer the top of the cup and doesnt spill out??
i think it's just surface tension that keeps it in. like a water droplets on a penny.
Reply:Strong Intermolecular Forces
jujitsu
What is the scientific name for when soda goes oveer the top of the cup and doesnt spill out??
i think it's just surface tension that keeps it in. like a water droplets on a penny.
Reply:Strong Intermolecular Forces
jujitsu
What is the scientific name for someone who doesn't need or a man or women or love at all in their life?
They had i think a 20/20 episode or 48 hours or 60 minutes, About people who don't love anyone and they are all about suceeding in life? What is that called?
What is the scientific name for someone who doesn't need or a man or women or love at all in their life?
Celibate, comes to mind.
Reply:Christian?
Reply:They are asexual.... as opposed to being polysexual.
Reply:Celibate? Workaholics? Asexual?
I would say ascetic, but you said they are all about worldly success, so that knocks that out.
Reply:Sociopaths?
Reply:Corporate whores? lol
Reply:Enlightened
Reply:Sounds like a form of schizoid or schizotypal personality disorder, with a healthy sprinkling of OCD, or a "type A" personality.
They may also be misanthropic, or asexual, or both.
Reply:a zombie
Reply:It called "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" or "NPD"
I defined as:
"Narcissism is a term used to describe a focus on the self and self-admiration that is taken to an extreme. The word "narcissism" comes from a Greek myth in which a handsome young man named Narcissus sees his reflection in a pool of water and falls in love with it.
Narcissistic personality disorder is one of a group of conditions called dramatic personality disorders. People with these disorders have intense, unstable emotions and a distorted self-image. Narcissistic personality disorder is further characterized by an abnormal love of self, an exaggerated sense of superiority and importance, and a preoccupation with success and power. However, these attitudes and behaviors do not reflect true self-confidence. Instead, the attitudes conceal a deep sense of insecurity and a fragile self-esteem."
Ref: Medicine net
Reply:Do you mean asexual?
Reply:Deceased
Reply:lonely
Reply:I agree. Enlightened.
Buddhists say even if you do have a partner/children, don't get too attached to them. You loose selfhood.
The best love relationship you can have is the one you can develope with yourself.
Reply:Asexual?
Reply:Asexual.
Reply:Intrinsic Ascension of Spirit.
Reply:Narcissism
Such a shame, life is about love
Reply:Independency? Ever heard of the feminist movement, same thing really.
Reply:Asexual, perhaps.
And despite what people are saying here, they are not lonely or sociopaths or anything like that. I have a good friend who is asexual, and she is very happy. She loves, but she has no desire to be IN love. There are many ways to love and enjoying other people without the romantic/sexual side of it all. Marriage and sex is only important to those of us who thrive on and enjoy those emotions and urges. It is very sad that some people cannot understand people who are different and feel the need to take away the humanity of others.
What is the scientific name for someone who doesn't need or a man or women or love at all in their life?
Celibate, comes to mind.
Reply:Christian?
Reply:They are asexual.... as opposed to being polysexual.
Reply:Celibate? Workaholics? Asexual?
I would say ascetic, but you said they are all about worldly success, so that knocks that out.
Reply:Sociopaths?
Reply:Corporate whores? lol
Reply:Enlightened
Reply:Sounds like a form of schizoid or schizotypal personality disorder, with a healthy sprinkling of OCD, or a "type A" personality.
They may also be misanthropic, or asexual, or both.
Reply:a zombie
Reply:It called "Narcissistic Personality Disorder" or "NPD"
I defined as:
"Narcissism is a term used to describe a focus on the self and self-admiration that is taken to an extreme. The word "narcissism" comes from a Greek myth in which a handsome young man named Narcissus sees his reflection in a pool of water and falls in love with it.
Narcissistic personality disorder is one of a group of conditions called dramatic personality disorders. People with these disorders have intense, unstable emotions and a distorted self-image. Narcissistic personality disorder is further characterized by an abnormal love of self, an exaggerated sense of superiority and importance, and a preoccupation with success and power. However, these attitudes and behaviors do not reflect true self-confidence. Instead, the attitudes conceal a deep sense of insecurity and a fragile self-esteem."
Ref: Medicine net
Reply:Do you mean asexual?
Reply:Deceased
Reply:lonely
Reply:I agree. Enlightened.
Buddhists say even if you do have a partner/children, don't get too attached to them. You loose selfhood.
The best love relationship you can have is the one you can develope with yourself.
Reply:Asexual?
Reply:Asexual.
Reply:Intrinsic Ascension of Spirit.
Reply:Narcissism
Such a shame, life is about love
Reply:Independency? Ever heard of the feminist movement, same thing really.
Reply:Asexual, perhaps.
And despite what people are saying here, they are not lonely or sociopaths or anything like that. I have a good friend who is asexual, and she is very happy. She loves, but she has no desire to be IN love. There are many ways to love and enjoying other people without the romantic/sexual side of it all. Marriage and sex is only important to those of us who thrive on and enjoy those emotions and urges. It is very sad that some people cannot understand people who are different and feel the need to take away the humanity of others.
Can someone please give me the classification, the scientific name, and the common name of hepatitis b?
I need the common name of Hepatitis B. The scientific name of hepatitis B. And the classification of Hepatitis B. I am not sure if the names are just Hepatitis B and HBV and if the 'classification' refers to it being a virus. PLEASE HELP!
Can someone please give me the classification, the scientific name, and the common name of hepatitis b?
Hepadnavirus
From the website listed below:
Hepatitis B is caused by the etiological agent hepatitis B virus (HBV), classified as hepadnavirus type 1, which makes up the virus family Hepadnaviridae. HBV is a hepatotropic DNA virus that attacks the liver cell.
Can someone please give me the classification, the scientific name, and the common name of hepatitis b?
Hepadnavirus
From the website listed below:
Hepatitis B is caused by the etiological agent hepatitis B virus (HBV), classified as hepadnavirus type 1, which makes up the virus family Hepadnaviridae. HBV is a hepatotropic DNA virus that attacks the liver cell.
What is the scientific name for red berries in Nwe England?
I have to write an article on nature for my high school class and i have the scientific name for chipmunks(Tamias Striatus) and i need the scientific name for the red berries i saw the chipmunk eating.
If it helps I live in Massachusetts and it was October when I saw the chipmunk eating the berries.
What is the scientific name for red berries in Nwe England?
Ummm Bunch berries??? Cornus canadensis. They come to fruit late in the season.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
If it helps I live in Massachusetts and it was October when I saw the chipmunk eating the berries.
What is the scientific name for red berries in Nwe England?
Ummm Bunch berries??? Cornus canadensis. They come to fruit late in the season.
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
What is the Scientific name for a Altitrak Altitude Tracker ?
Used to measure the height of a rockets angle at the top of its flight
What is the Scientific name for a Altitrak Altitude Tracker ?
an altimeter?
What is the Scientific name for a Altitrak Altitude Tracker ?
an altimeter?
Is there a scientific name for the experiment on mice in a mouse maze?
im doing a science fair project and i cant seem to find that answer and the judges are probably gonna ask me that question.
Is there a scientific name for the experiment on mice in a mouse maze?
The Barnes maze test is the double-blind mouse behavior experiment. I do not know if your experiment is this rigorous. You might do best to call the experiment, " Maze experiment with mouse".
Reply:Mice-Mazetioning
Reply:The Skinner box
Is there a scientific name for the experiment on mice in a mouse maze?
The Barnes maze test is the double-blind mouse behavior experiment. I do not know if your experiment is this rigorous. You might do best to call the experiment, " Maze experiment with mouse".
Reply:Mice-Mazetioning
Reply:The Skinner box
What is the common name and scientific name of all fruits and flowers?
fruits and flowers do not have latin binomial names...the plants that produce them do.
a simple web search should yeild scientific of any plant you know the common name for.
What is the common name and scientific name of all fruits and flowers?
flora
a simple web search should yeild scientific of any plant you know the common name for.
What is the common name and scientific name of all fruits and flowers?
flora
What is the scientific name for a hamstring?
What is the scientific name for a hamstring?
What is the scientific name for a hamstring?
The hamstrings are a group of 3 muscles. Its not just one muscle.
biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus
http://www.24hourfitness.com/html/fitnes...
In my Anatomy Book it just calls the group the hamstrings.
Reply:biceps femoris
ninja
What is the scientific name for a hamstring?
The hamstrings are a group of 3 muscles. Its not just one muscle.
biceps femoris, semitendinosus, semimembranosus
http://www.24hourfitness.com/html/fitnes...
In my Anatomy Book it just calls the group the hamstrings.
Reply:biceps femoris
ninja
How can I find out the scientific name of herbs growing in my garden?
ohyeah they have tons of herbs and pics
How can I find out the scientific name of herbs growing in my garden?
if in uk
look for a copy of ---the complete encyclopedia of herbs
拢5or 6
fully illustrated wiyh all culinery and medical uses.
it`s by nico vermeulen
published by rebo
hope this helps
Reply:if u know what the herbs normal name is, just go to a search engine (i wouldn't suggest wiki) and type it's name. They normaly have the scientific name there. Some sites have it right under the title.
Reply:take pics of the herbs in your garden
then put on your pc
put them on photobucket and then ask yahoo answers and out the link there am sure some people will know them
good luck
Reply:Try this site:
www.lib.umd.edu/MCK/GUIDES/
plant_names.html.
You need to know the common name of the herb.
Reply:Type herbs into Wiki and click "list of herbs and spices"
Reply:Go to your local Garden Centre with samples of the Herbs. They will advise
Reply:I think you will find that its called sensimilla
How can I find out the scientific name of herbs growing in my garden?
if in uk
look for a copy of ---the complete encyclopedia of herbs
拢5or 6
fully illustrated wiyh all culinery and medical uses.
it`s by nico vermeulen
published by rebo
hope this helps
Reply:if u know what the herbs normal name is, just go to a search engine (i wouldn't suggest wiki) and type it's name. They normaly have the scientific name there. Some sites have it right under the title.
Reply:take pics of the herbs in your garden
then put on your pc
put them on photobucket and then ask yahoo answers and out the link there am sure some people will know them
good luck
Reply:Try this site:
www.lib.umd.edu/MCK/GUIDES/
plant_names.html.
You need to know the common name of the herb.
Reply:Type herbs into Wiki and click "list of herbs and spices"
Reply:Go to your local Garden Centre with samples of the Herbs. They will advise
Reply:I think you will find that its called sensimilla
What is the significance of each day with respect to daylight, season, and scientific name, and common?
March 20-22
June 20-22
September 20-22
December 20-22
and since i can ask only 3 more questions today do you know the answer 2 this: as the suns heats up the earth which material heats up the fastest?
What is the significance of each day with respect to daylight, season, and scientific name, and common?
These are the equinoxes and solstices.
Equinoxes mean "equal" days and nights - these are when the sun crosses the equator on its yearly journey in our skies.
March 20-22 - vernal (or spring) equinox, when the sun is directly over the equator on its journey north in our skies.
September 20-22 - autumnal (or fall) equinox when the sun is directly over the equator as it heads south
Solstices are when the days and nigths are at their extremes.
June 20-22 - summer solstice, when the sun is at its farthest north and the northern hemisphere has its longest day and shortest night.
December 20-22 - winter solstice, when the sun is at its farthest south and the northern hemisphere has its longest night and shortest day.
When the sun heats the Earth, the darkest material heats fastest.
Bare soil, plants, cooled lava flows are all dark.
Reply:1...21 March=Spring (spring equinox=Greek werd for equal)
Start av spring. Dae %26amp; nite same length. Astronomers defind equinox as point weer plane av erth's orbit intersekt plane av equater.
2...21 June=start av summer %26amp; longest dae.
3. 21 Sep=fall equinox=start av fall
4. 21 Des=shortest dae=start av winter.
Reply:For the second one... The black, flat, permeable, non-reflective objects heat the fastest. Black absorbs heat, flat objects have the most surface area exposed, permeable objects will spread and store the heat, and as a rule, most objects that can reflect light can reflect heat.
June 20-22
September 20-22
December 20-22
and since i can ask only 3 more questions today do you know the answer 2 this: as the suns heats up the earth which material heats up the fastest?
What is the significance of each day with respect to daylight, season, and scientific name, and common?
These are the equinoxes and solstices.
Equinoxes mean "equal" days and nights - these are when the sun crosses the equator on its yearly journey in our skies.
March 20-22 - vernal (or spring) equinox, when the sun is directly over the equator on its journey north in our skies.
September 20-22 - autumnal (or fall) equinox when the sun is directly over the equator as it heads south
Solstices are when the days and nigths are at their extremes.
June 20-22 - summer solstice, when the sun is at its farthest north and the northern hemisphere has its longest day and shortest night.
December 20-22 - winter solstice, when the sun is at its farthest south and the northern hemisphere has its longest night and shortest day.
When the sun heats the Earth, the darkest material heats fastest.
Bare soil, plants, cooled lava flows are all dark.
Reply:1...21 March=Spring (spring equinox=Greek werd for equal)
Start av spring. Dae %26amp; nite same length. Astronomers defind equinox as point weer plane av erth's orbit intersekt plane av equater.
2...21 June=start av summer %26amp; longest dae.
3. 21 Sep=fall equinox=start av fall
4. 21 Des=shortest dae=start av winter.
Reply:For the second one... The black, flat, permeable, non-reflective objects heat the fastest. Black absorbs heat, flat objects have the most surface area exposed, permeable objects will spread and store the heat, and as a rule, most objects that can reflect light can reflect heat.
What's the common and scientific name of this folowing plant?
it's flowers are lily like not fragant at all it's leaves grwo grass like extremely huge it can be divide it by "steam" separation (it does nt have steam at all) I don't know if it property of the plant but the flowers only last one day
What's the common and scientific name of this folowing plant?
Common name: Daylily.
Scientific name: Hemerocallis.
The daylilies comprise the small genus Hemerocallis of flowering plants in the family Hemerocallidaceae. Despite the name they are not true lilies (Lilium, Liliaceae). The name Hemerocallis is based on the Greek words for day and beauty, which reflects the fact that the individual flowers last for only one day. The flowers of most species open at sunrise and wither at sunset, to be replaced by another one (sometimes two or none) on the same stem the next day; some species are night-blooming. Because individual flowers are short-lived, they do not make good cut flowers for formal flower arranging although they otherwise make good cut flowers as new flowers will continue to open on cut stems over several days.
Originally from Eurasia, native from Europe to China, Korea, and Japan, their large showy flowers have made them popular worldwide, and there are over 60,000 registered named cultivars. Only a few cultivars are scented; some will rebloom later in the season, particularly if their developing seed pods are removed.
The alternating lanceolate leaves are grouped into fans (a clump also containing the roots and the crown). The crown of a daylily is the small white portion of the stem, between the leaves and the roots. This crown is an essential part of the fan. Along the scape, proliferations may form at nodes or in bracts. These proliferations form roots when planted and are the exact clones of the parent plant. Some daylilies show spindlelike widenings at the roots, used mostly for water storage.
Reply:it would be best if you take a picture.
Reply:It's not a day lilly because their blooms last a lot more than just one day.
Reply:It sounds like you have a day-lily (Hemerocallis fulva). They come in many shades of orange, yellow and reddish orange although new varieties are cropping up all the time. This is a very hardy plant, It's main requirement is at least half a day of sunlight for best growth. It will eventually form a clump which can be divided and plants put in a new location.
Reply:Dafodils possibly.
Reply:It could be a blackberry lily - it grows like a wide grass - as if it were pressed together and flattened....the flower curls as a bud and uncurls to a small lily with specks on it.
But more detail of this plant would be helpful... ie: full sun? height? blooms per branch or single stem? bulb or tuber or root? Is there a seed pod or cluster? Where do you live?(zone)
And yes, a picture would help.
It's hard to go by a small description if you truly want the right answer.
What's the common and scientific name of this folowing plant?
Common name: Daylily.
Scientific name: Hemerocallis.
The daylilies comprise the small genus Hemerocallis of flowering plants in the family Hemerocallidaceae. Despite the name they are not true lilies (Lilium, Liliaceae). The name Hemerocallis is based on the Greek words for day and beauty, which reflects the fact that the individual flowers last for only one day. The flowers of most species open at sunrise and wither at sunset, to be replaced by another one (sometimes two or none) on the same stem the next day; some species are night-blooming. Because individual flowers are short-lived, they do not make good cut flowers for formal flower arranging although they otherwise make good cut flowers as new flowers will continue to open on cut stems over several days.
Originally from Eurasia, native from Europe to China, Korea, and Japan, their large showy flowers have made them popular worldwide, and there are over 60,000 registered named cultivars. Only a few cultivars are scented; some will rebloom later in the season, particularly if their developing seed pods are removed.
The alternating lanceolate leaves are grouped into fans (a clump also containing the roots and the crown). The crown of a daylily is the small white portion of the stem, between the leaves and the roots. This crown is an essential part of the fan. Along the scape, proliferations may form at nodes or in bracts. These proliferations form roots when planted and are the exact clones of the parent plant. Some daylilies show spindlelike widenings at the roots, used mostly for water storage.
Reply:it would be best if you take a picture.
Reply:It's not a day lilly because their blooms last a lot more than just one day.
Reply:It sounds like you have a day-lily (Hemerocallis fulva). They come in many shades of orange, yellow and reddish orange although new varieties are cropping up all the time. This is a very hardy plant, It's main requirement is at least half a day of sunlight for best growth. It will eventually form a clump which can be divided and plants put in a new location.
Reply:Dafodils possibly.
Reply:It could be a blackberry lily - it grows like a wide grass - as if it were pressed together and flattened....the flower curls as a bud and uncurls to a small lily with specks on it.
But more detail of this plant would be helpful... ie: full sun? height? blooms per branch or single stem? bulb or tuber or root? Is there a seed pod or cluster? Where do you live?(zone)
And yes, a picture would help.
It's hard to go by a small description if you truly want the right answer.
What is the scientific name for when rain evaporates before touching the ground?
It is called virga.Virga occurs when there is a rapid decrease of moisture content of the air at lower levels.Virga can cause dry microburst which is dangerous to aircrafts.
What is the scientific name for when rain evaporates before touching the ground?
I want to know this too.
Reply:virago?
Reply:disapation
Reply:It's called virga. It's also called, living in Phoenix Arizona really sucks. I see it happening all the time.
Reply:virga, i studied meteorology
Reply:Kimberly has posted the only correct answer at this point in time. It is indeed virga which is evaporative streaks of precipitation. Some recent studies according to Ahrens "Meteorology Today" (2003) suggest that these streamers are actually caused by ice in the process of changing to water.
Reply:Fog
shadow boxing
What is the scientific name for when rain evaporates before touching the ground?
I want to know this too.
Reply:virago?
Reply:disapation
Reply:It's called virga. It's also called, living in Phoenix Arizona really sucks. I see it happening all the time.
Reply:virga, i studied meteorology
Reply:Kimberly has posted the only correct answer at this point in time. It is indeed virga which is evaporative streaks of precipitation. Some recent studies according to Ahrens "Meteorology Today" (2003) suggest that these streamers are actually caused by ice in the process of changing to water.
Reply:Fog
shadow boxing
Is the scientific name and the genus and species the same thing?
for example the american bird grasshopper's scientific name is Schistocera americana. would Schistocera be the genus and americana be the species?
i have a project due soon and appreciatete the help!
Is the scientific name and the genus and species the same thing?
You betcha!
Reply:Sort of. Schistocera is the generic name. americana is the specific trivial name. The name of the species is the scientific name, unless you are classifying down to subspecies, in which case the scientific name has three parts, generic, specific trivial, and subspecific trivial. If that's clear, email me and I'll try to do a better job of confusing you. ;-)
Reply:yes
http://bugguide.net/node/view/7596
Classification
Kingdom: Animalia (Animals)
Phylum: Arthropoda (Arthropods)
Class: Insecta (Insects)
Order: Orthoptera (Grasshoppers, Crickets, Katydids)
Suborder: Caelifera (Grasshoppers)
Family: Acrididae (Short-horned Grasshoppers)
Subfamily: Cyrtacanthacridinae (Migratory Bird Locusts)
Genus: Schistocerca (Bird Grasshoppers)
Species: americana (American Bird Grasshopper)
i have a project due soon and appreciatete the help!
Is the scientific name and the genus and species the same thing?
You betcha!
Reply:Sort of. Schistocera is the generic name. americana is the specific trivial name. The name of the species is the scientific name, unless you are classifying down to subspecies, in which case the scientific name has three parts, generic, specific trivial, and subspecific trivial. If that's clear, email me and I'll try to do a better job of confusing you. ;-)
Reply:yes
http://bugguide.net/node/view/7596
Classification
Kingdom: Animalia (Animals)
Phylum: Arthropoda (Arthropods)
Class: Insecta (Insects)
Order: Orthoptera (Grasshoppers, Crickets, Katydids)
Suborder: Caelifera (Grasshoppers)
Family: Acrididae (Short-horned Grasshoppers)
Subfamily: Cyrtacanthacridinae (Migratory Bird Locusts)
Genus: Schistocerca (Bird Grasshoppers)
Species: americana (American Bird Grasshopper)
What's the english and scientific name for "Ajmo" plant?
Also, can someone give me more information on the "Ajmo" plant? Thanks so much!
What's the english and scientific name for "Ajmo" plant?
It's "ajwain", carom seeds, or bishop's weed. "Ajmo" is a Gujarati word for this plant. The scientific (or Latin) name is Trachyspermum ammi syn. Carum copticum. According to the article below, it's often confused with Lovage seed. The seeds are used as a spice in Indian cuisine.
What's the english and scientific name for "Ajmo" plant?
It's "ajwain", carom seeds, or bishop's weed. "Ajmo" is a Gujarati word for this plant. The scientific (or Latin) name is Trachyspermum ammi syn. Carum copticum. According to the article below, it's often confused with Lovage seed. The seeds are used as a spice in Indian cuisine.
I have an irrational fear of bubbles. Does anybody know the scientific name for this phobia? Or ways to help?
I have an irrational fear of bubbles. I know this may sound crazy but I have issues with bubbles. Mainly bubbles like kids blow. I am ok until they get around my face or head and then I have a severe anxiety feeling to a point of not breathing.
I have an irrational fear of bubbles. Does anybody know the scientific name for this phobia? Or ways to help?
Hey, I actually know this one! Its called globophobia. A former coworker of mine had it. She saw a balloon pop when she was just a few months old. The unwarranted destruction of such beauty scarred her so much to this day that she cannot stand the sight of balloons. It works with other globes too.
Reply:Bubbles. To have a phobia about bubbles simply means you don't wahnt to be totally enclosed by one. Phobias can set a person on panic attack simply by having a fear. Sometimes a phobia can be traced back to "something " that happened a long time ago. On your birthday when little did a balloon "pop" in front of you? or, did you blow bubbles from a little jar only to find the wind was blowing them all back in your face?
Think it through. Try to write down several things you remember.
Putting down the memories, then ask yourself, How can I respond to my fears now ? according to my Faith, and my values? or just fall apart and react. Turn your written page into a prayer, and let God help you with these fears.
Also, the bubbles might represent lots of allergies you have, and it gives you "alarm" when the thought of allergies comes around.
Stare it straight in the face. Learn what it is. I love balloons, but now that I have LATEX ALLERGY I will not blow any balloons up any more. I kept getting sick every time I visited the children's birthday parties - and Grandma just could not breathe....Finally it dawned on me it was blowing up the balloons that made me sick.
So be on the watch. You have a mind. You can find out a lot of things if you look at it like a detective would.
bye now. Enjoy the winter weather.
Littlelady75
Reply:lol sounds weird maybe its some kind of OCD thing
Reply:i actually suffer from the same thing its horrible i know but heres my secret...i pop them!
I have an irrational fear of bubbles. Does anybody know the scientific name for this phobia? Or ways to help?
Hey, I actually know this one! Its called globophobia. A former coworker of mine had it. She saw a balloon pop when she was just a few months old. The unwarranted destruction of such beauty scarred her so much to this day that she cannot stand the sight of balloons. It works with other globes too.
Reply:Bubbles. To have a phobia about bubbles simply means you don't wahnt to be totally enclosed by one. Phobias can set a person on panic attack simply by having a fear. Sometimes a phobia can be traced back to "something " that happened a long time ago. On your birthday when little did a balloon "pop" in front of you? or, did you blow bubbles from a little jar only to find the wind was blowing them all back in your face?
Think it through. Try to write down several things you remember.
Putting down the memories, then ask yourself, How can I respond to my fears now ? according to my Faith, and my values? or just fall apart and react. Turn your written page into a prayer, and let God help you with these fears.
Also, the bubbles might represent lots of allergies you have, and it gives you "alarm" when the thought of allergies comes around.
Stare it straight in the face. Learn what it is. I love balloons, but now that I have LATEX ALLERGY I will not blow any balloons up any more. I kept getting sick every time I visited the children's birthday parties - and Grandma just could not breathe....Finally it dawned on me it was blowing up the balloons that made me sick.
So be on the watch. You have a mind. You can find out a lot of things if you look at it like a detective would.
bye now. Enjoy the winter weather.
Littlelady75
Reply:lol sounds weird maybe its some kind of OCD thing
Reply:i actually suffer from the same thing its horrible i know but heres my secret...i pop them!
What is the the scientific name of the chemical in the coca plant from?
What is the the scientific name of the chemical in the coca plant from wich cocaine is produced that causes the subject to feel under the influence of this narcotic?, also is this the only species of plant thet contains this chemical?
What is the the scientific name of the chemical in the coca plant from?
cocaine hydrochloride is a crystalline tropane alkaloid.
It stimulates the central nervous system Much like caffeine but to a higher degree.
There is no drug in cocaine(such as THC in marijuana)
It is the cocaine its self that make the narcotic effects.
wushu
What is the the scientific name of the chemical in the coca plant from?
cocaine hydrochloride is a crystalline tropane alkaloid.
It stimulates the central nervous system Much like caffeine but to a higher degree.
There is no drug in cocaine(such as THC in marijuana)
It is the cocaine its self that make the narcotic effects.
wushu
What is the common name of the following scientific names??
What are the common names of the following scientific names:
Rhizopus Sporangia
Rhizopus Zygosporangia
Also, please give me the link to a translator, as well as pictures of cells in each kingdom (anamalia, plantae, etc.) with one or both of the names.
THANK YOU!!!
What is the common name of the following scientific names??
http://www.doctorfungus.org/thefungi/rhi...
http://faculty.clintoncc.suny.edu/facult...
Rhizopus Sporangia
Rhizopus Zygosporangia
Also, please give me the link to a translator, as well as pictures of cells in each kingdom (anamalia, plantae, etc.) with one or both of the names.
THANK YOU!!!
What is the common name of the following scientific names??
http://www.doctorfungus.org/thefungi/rhi...
http://faculty.clintoncc.suny.edu/facult...
What is the scientific name for the herb "spanish needle"?
This herb is native to Jamaica West Indies. Origin I am not sure - may be spanish or latin.
What is the scientific name for the herb "spanish needle"?
Spanish needle is a general term shared by more than one plant . It is bit difficult to pinpoint the scientific name in the absence of a photo / picture.
Kindly click on the link below to see=
http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/weed...
http://www.blackherbals.com/bidens_pilos...
http://www.henriettesherbal.com/eclectic...
Dictionary meaning is given below ==
1) Any of various weeds of the genus Bidens in the
composite( Now Asteraceae) family, having heads of usually yellow flowers. Also called Spanish needles, sticktight.
2) The small barbed achenes of any of these plants, clinging readily to clothing and animal fur.
3 ) Any of certain other plants or their clinging fruits.
Reply:I believe, its Bidens pilosa (family: Asteraceae). It has insecticidal properties.
What is the scientific name for the herb "spanish needle"?
Spanish needle is a general term shared by more than one plant . It is bit difficult to pinpoint the scientific name in the absence of a photo / picture.
Kindly click on the link below to see=
http://www.illinoiswildflowers.info/weed...
http://www.blackherbals.com/bidens_pilos...
http://www.henriettesherbal.com/eclectic...
Dictionary meaning is given below ==
1) Any of various weeds of the genus Bidens in the
composite( Now Asteraceae) family, having heads of usually yellow flowers. Also called Spanish needles, sticktight.
2) The small barbed achenes of any of these plants, clinging readily to clothing and animal fur.
3 ) Any of certain other plants or their clinging fruits.
Reply:I believe, its Bidens pilosa (family: Asteraceae). It has insecticidal properties.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
What is the scientific name of the American cockroach?
Please give FULL genus, species, Phyllum, and Order!
What is the scientific name of the American cockroach?
~George W. Bush
Reply:Insectious Grossus Americanus
Reply:If you wold like to get rid of them a dry boric acid powder kills them by dehydration.lol
Reply:Common name: American cockroach
Scientific name: Periplaneta americana Linnaeus
Order: Blattaria
Description: This is one of the largest common cockroaches in Texas, reaching 1-1/2 to 2 inches. They are reddish-brown in color. The shield portion behind the head (prothorax) has a margin of light brown or yellow.
Another similarly-sized, black-brown, common indoor species is the oriental cockroach, Blatta orientalis Linnaeus, but it differs because the wings on adults are rudimentary on the female and only cover 75% of the abdomen of the male. Other cockroach species come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Most are dark brown with or without color patterns on the body. Occasionally, a whitish cockroach is observed incorrectly thought to be an "albino" form. These are, in fact, roaches that have just molted and have not yet had time to darken their "new" exoskeleton.
There is, however, a pale green cockroach species, the Cuban cockroach, Panchlora nivea (Linnaeus) (Blattodea:Blaberidae), that is occasionally encountered in the Houston area. Other common outdoor species include wood roaches, Parcoblatta spp. (Blatellidae) and the pale-bordered field cockroach, Pseudomops septentrionalis Hebard (Blattaria: Blattellidae).
Life Cycle: Simple metamorphosis (egg, nymph, adult). Female cockroaches glue or drop 1/4 inch long bean-like egg capsules (oothecae) containing about 15 eggs on or around infested areas. Nymphs hatch from the egg case that resemble small grayish-brown adult cockroaches without fully developed wings. Nymphs molt 10 to 13 times in over a year (470 to 600 days, depending on temperature) before becoming adults.
Habitat, Food Source(s), Damage: This is generally an outdoor species, living in wood piles, decaying trees, palm trees and in sewer systems. Cockroaches have flattened bodies that allow them to enter homes through cracks around loose-fitting doors and windows, and where electric lines or pipes pass through walls. They are mainly active at night and hide in cracks and crevices during the day, preferring dark moist sites in attics and basements. Cockroaches eat almost anything including meats and grease, starchy foods, sweets, baked goods, leather, wallpaper paste, book bindings and sizing. Adults are capable of gliding flights.
Reply:periplaneta americana
Reply:It is the American Penisroach
What is the scientific name of the American cockroach?
~George W. Bush
Reply:Insectious Grossus Americanus
Reply:If you wold like to get rid of them a dry boric acid powder kills them by dehydration.lol
Reply:Common name: American cockroach
Scientific name: Periplaneta americana Linnaeus
Order: Blattaria
Description: This is one of the largest common cockroaches in Texas, reaching 1-1/2 to 2 inches. They are reddish-brown in color. The shield portion behind the head (prothorax) has a margin of light brown or yellow.
Another similarly-sized, black-brown, common indoor species is the oriental cockroach, Blatta orientalis Linnaeus, but it differs because the wings on adults are rudimentary on the female and only cover 75% of the abdomen of the male. Other cockroach species come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Most are dark brown with or without color patterns on the body. Occasionally, a whitish cockroach is observed incorrectly thought to be an "albino" form. These are, in fact, roaches that have just molted and have not yet had time to darken their "new" exoskeleton.
There is, however, a pale green cockroach species, the Cuban cockroach, Panchlora nivea (Linnaeus) (Blattodea:Blaberidae), that is occasionally encountered in the Houston area. Other common outdoor species include wood roaches, Parcoblatta spp. (Blatellidae) and the pale-bordered field cockroach, Pseudomops septentrionalis Hebard (Blattaria: Blattellidae).
Life Cycle: Simple metamorphosis (egg, nymph, adult). Female cockroaches glue or drop 1/4 inch long bean-like egg capsules (oothecae) containing about 15 eggs on or around infested areas. Nymphs hatch from the egg case that resemble small grayish-brown adult cockroaches without fully developed wings. Nymphs molt 10 to 13 times in over a year (470 to 600 days, depending on temperature) before becoming adults.
Habitat, Food Source(s), Damage: This is generally an outdoor species, living in wood piles, decaying trees, palm trees and in sewer systems. Cockroaches have flattened bodies that allow them to enter homes through cracks around loose-fitting doors and windows, and where electric lines or pipes pass through walls. They are mainly active at night and hide in cracks and crevices during the day, preferring dark moist sites in attics and basements. Cockroaches eat almost anything including meats and grease, starchy foods, sweets, baked goods, leather, wallpaper paste, book bindings and sizing. Adults are capable of gliding flights.
Reply:periplaneta americana
Reply:It is the American Penisroach
What is the scientific name for a vampire?
I know the (given) scientific name for humans are homo sapiens, werewolves ar homo lupus, so what is the scientific name for vampires?
What is the scientific name for a vampire?
no werewolves are lyconthropes, vampires are Nosferatu! also homo nus nocturnes. the vampire bat is Des modus!
Reply:-.-
Vamps and Werewolves do exist, you ignorant humans. I know, for a fact. Don't test me. :] Report Abuse
Reply:iv never heard of it but as Nosferatu before by some scientific type people.
Reply:since there is no such thing, there is no name. that is like asking "what is the scientific name for hobits?"
Reply:actually, werewolves ARE NOT homo lupus. They do not exist, and if they did they certainly wouldn't be in any of the normal animal kingdoms. I agree completely with the hobbit example, if there is no existence, then it has not been classified as a species, genus, phylum, kingdom, order, and so on and so forth.
Reply:There is no such thing as a homo-lupis so it is not an actual word.
Parasite would best describe a vampire.
Reply:I'm not sure about for the vampire himself, but the name of the disease is porphyria. So i suppose it would be porphyriac?
Or at least, porphyria is believed to be the disease causing most cases of people convinced they need blood to survive...because the thing is, they actually DO. Or at least, they need the heme IN the blood.
Reply:Hemo-maniac?
It would mean blood crazy, or blood happy.
Reply:I believe it is "Humunous-noctourna"
Reply:Homo sanguinus
Reply:I dont know the answer but I do want to apologize on behalf of the cynical people who dont know that, when a person ask for a specific answer, they dont want people giving them negative feed back, JUST THE ANSWER THEY ASKED FOR! Thanks for listening.
Reply:Bloodsuckus fangus
Reply:succubus and incubus.???
Reply:haha I agree with justin
Reply:None, science does not acknowledge the existence of vampires and, as such, does not have a name for them.
Even cryptozoology doesn't have a "scientific" name other than "vampire."
Reply:A quick search turned up several different vampiric terms. But I don't know that they are the scientific name you are seeking.
-Vrykolakas
-Strigoi mort
-Chupacabra
Reply:umm... waffles!?
Reply:It doesn't exist so it doesn't have a scientific classification
ninjutsu
What is the scientific name for a vampire?
no werewolves are lyconthropes, vampires are Nosferatu! also homo nus nocturnes. the vampire bat is Des modus!
Reply:-.-
Vamps and Werewolves do exist, you ignorant humans. I know, for a fact. Don't test me. :] Report Abuse
Reply:iv never heard of it but as Nosferatu before by some scientific type people.
Reply:since there is no such thing, there is no name. that is like asking "what is the scientific name for hobits?"
Reply:actually, werewolves ARE NOT homo lupus. They do not exist, and if they did they certainly wouldn't be in any of the normal animal kingdoms. I agree completely with the hobbit example, if there is no existence, then it has not been classified as a species, genus, phylum, kingdom, order, and so on and so forth.
Reply:There is no such thing as a homo-lupis so it is not an actual word.
Parasite would best describe a vampire.
Reply:I'm not sure about for the vampire himself, but the name of the disease is porphyria. So i suppose it would be porphyriac?
Or at least, porphyria is believed to be the disease causing most cases of people convinced they need blood to survive...because the thing is, they actually DO. Or at least, they need the heme IN the blood.
Reply:Hemo-maniac?
It would mean blood crazy, or blood happy.
Reply:I believe it is "Humunous-noctourna"
Reply:Homo sanguinus
Reply:I dont know the answer but I do want to apologize on behalf of the cynical people who dont know that, when a person ask for a specific answer, they dont want people giving them negative feed back, JUST THE ANSWER THEY ASKED FOR! Thanks for listening.
Reply:Bloodsuckus fangus
Reply:succubus and incubus.???
Reply:haha I agree with justin
Reply:None, science does not acknowledge the existence of vampires and, as such, does not have a name for them.
Even cryptozoology doesn't have a "scientific" name other than "vampire."
Reply:A quick search turned up several different vampiric terms. But I don't know that they are the scientific name you are seeking.
-Vrykolakas
-Strigoi mort
-Chupacabra
Reply:umm... waffles!?
Reply:It doesn't exist so it doesn't have a scientific classification
ninjutsu
What is the scientific name for the fig tree/bush?
like the
green fig
and or
brown fig
What is the scientific name for the fig tree/bush?
Cluster fig (Ficus racemosa), Sycomore Fig (Ficus sycomorus
Reply:it is in the family of the ficus
green fig
and or
brown fig
What is the scientific name for the fig tree/bush?
Cluster fig (Ficus racemosa), Sycomore Fig (Ficus sycomorus
Reply:it is in the family of the ficus
What is the scientific name when rain evaporates before touching the ground?
Virga
What is the scientific name when rain evaporates before touching the ground?
It is called 'virga'.Virga occurs when there is a 'hydrolapse'(rapid decrease of moisture content of the air in the lower levels).
Reply:Viagra, it makes the rain point up
Reply:its called virga
Reply:evaporation
Reply:Precipitation?
Reply:I THINK IT'S CALLED SEEING THINGS!!
Reply:clouds?
Reply:the answer is virga i searched it hopes that's the rite answer :~)
Reply:i dont understand the question but it might be one of these 3 answers : precipitation , evaporation , condensation .
Reply:?
What is the scientific name when rain evaporates before touching the ground?
It is called 'virga'.Virga occurs when there is a 'hydrolapse'(rapid decrease of moisture content of the air in the lower levels).
Reply:Viagra, it makes the rain point up
Reply:its called virga
Reply:evaporation
Reply:Precipitation?
Reply:I THINK IT'S CALLED SEEING THINGS!!
Reply:clouds?
Reply:the answer is virga i searched it hopes that's the rite answer :~)
Reply:i dont understand the question but it might be one of these 3 answers : precipitation , evaporation , condensation .
Reply:?
What is the scientific name of the chemical that male underarms produce when you sweat?
Is it pheromones? Please don't just say "sweat". Thank you :)
What is the scientific name of the chemical that male underarms produce when you sweat?
its pheromones
Reply:It is the secretion of merocrine hormones from the exocrine pores in the skin.
Reply:Thats true, did you know that sweat is almost identical to urine?
Reply:you are correct. pheromones. females produce it too.
What is the scientific name of the chemical that male underarms produce when you sweat?
its pheromones
Reply:It is the secretion of merocrine hormones from the exocrine pores in the skin.
Reply:Thats true, did you know that sweat is almost identical to urine?
Reply:you are correct. pheromones. females produce it too.
What is the scientific name for the natural lubricant secreted by the vagina when sexually aroused?
its called mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!
What is the scientific name for the natural lubricant secreted by the vagina when sexually aroused?
Mucus.
boxing
What is the scientific name for the natural lubricant secreted by the vagina when sexually aroused?
Mucus.
boxing
What is the scientific name for a daisy and where does the daisy live?
Daisy is the common name for many different members of the composite family, Compositae. The name originally referred to the English daisy, Bellis perennis, a Eurasian perennial seldom exceeding 15 cm (6 in) in height. Its flowers have yellow centers and white or rose outer petals. In the United States, daisy more often refers to Chrysanthemum leucanthemum, another Eurasian perennial that grows to 1 m (3 ft) high and bears flowers with yellow centers and white outer petals. Both species now grow wild in North America. Several other daisies are the prairie daisy, Aphanostephus skirrhobasis; Shasta daisy, Chrysanthemum maximum; and Spanish daisy, Bellis rotundifolia.
Is there a scientific name for the state you are in just before you're about to fall asleep ?
If so, what is it called ?
Is there a scientific name for the state you are in just before you're about to fall asleep ?
You're probably talking about somnolence or drowsiness, the N1 stage of NREM sleep. See the first reference for more detail. In common usage, drowsiness refers to being still awake but very sleepy, and thus very inattentive. That's probably closest to the answer to your question.
Reply:The state of tiredness, or exhaustion, depending on what kind of day you have had.
Reply:drowsiness, somnolence or presomnia
Reply:sleepy
Reply:Rhode Island?
Reply:tiredness
Is there a scientific name for the state you are in just before you're about to fall asleep ?
You're probably talking about somnolence or drowsiness, the N1 stage of NREM sleep. See the first reference for more detail. In common usage, drowsiness refers to being still awake but very sleepy, and thus very inattentive. That's probably closest to the answer to your question.
Reply:The state of tiredness, or exhaustion, depending on what kind of day you have had.
Reply:drowsiness, somnolence or presomnia
Reply:sleepy
Reply:Rhode Island?
Reply:tiredness
What is the scientific name of cow leather?
What is the scientific name of got leather ?
What is the scientific name of cow leather?
It is known as "COWHIDE"
I.E. The hide of a cow. ~ The leather made from this hide.
-http://www.answers.com/topic/cowhide
Goat leather is called -
as kid leather, goat skin or hide and kid skin or hide.
-http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_anothe... -
What is the scientific name of cow leather?
It is known as "COWHIDE"
I.E. The hide of a cow. ~ The leather made from this hide.
-http://www.answers.com/topic/cowhide
Goat leather is called -
as kid leather, goat skin or hide and kid skin or hide.
-http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_anothe... -
What is the meaning of scientific name dascyllus melanurus?
where did it originate and what it means broken up.
What is the meaning of scientific name dascyllus melanurus?
The common name of Dascyllus melanurus is four-striped damsel, syn. black-taled dascyllus:
http://animal-world.com/encyclo/marine/d...
Taxonomy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dascyllus
"Melanurus" means "black taled" and Dascyllus comes from the sea monster Scylla, which was said to have 12 feet, six necks and six mouths, with three rows of- teeth in each.
http://chestofbooks.com/reference/The-Ne...
These attributes were the cause of the relevance of scyllus to ( killing ) sea anemones and the translation of Dascyllus means belonging to sea anemones.
The "literal translation" of Dascyllus melanurus means a black-taled fish living near a sea anemone.
muay thai
What is the meaning of scientific name dascyllus melanurus?
The common name of Dascyllus melanurus is four-striped damsel, syn. black-taled dascyllus:
http://animal-world.com/encyclo/marine/d...
Taxonomy:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dascyllus
"Melanurus" means "black taled" and Dascyllus comes from the sea monster Scylla, which was said to have 12 feet, six necks and six mouths, with three rows of- teeth in each.
http://chestofbooks.com/reference/The-Ne...
These attributes were the cause of the relevance of scyllus to ( killing ) sea anemones and the translation of Dascyllus means belonging to sea anemones.
The "literal translation" of Dascyllus melanurus means a black-taled fish living near a sea anemone.
muay thai
What is the scientific name of the yellow fever virus?
What is the scientific name for the yellow fever virus?
Please have a source!
What is the scientific name of the yellow fever virus?
Coquillettidia fuscopennata
Reply:Family: Flaviviridae
Genus:Flavivirus
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_feve...
this took me about five seconds, next time try using a search engine, you too may actually learn something.
Reply:malaria
Please have a source!
What is the scientific name of the yellow fever virus?
Coquillettidia fuscopennata
Reply:Family: Flaviviridae
Genus:Flavivirus
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_feve...
this took me about five seconds, next time try using a search engine, you too may actually learn something.
Reply:malaria
What is the scientific name of the yellow fever virus?
What is the scientific name for the yellow fever virus?
Please have a source!
What is the scientific name of the yellow fever virus?
Coquillettidia fuscopennata
Reply:Family: Flaviviridae
Genus:Flavivirus
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_feve...
this took me about five seconds, next time try using a search engine, you too may actually learn something.
Reply:malaria
Please have a source!
What is the scientific name of the yellow fever virus?
Coquillettidia fuscopennata
Reply:Family: Flaviviridae
Genus:Flavivirus
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yellow_feve...
this took me about five seconds, next time try using a search engine, you too may actually learn something.
Reply:malaria
Is there a scientific name for milk?
Basiclly they use Lactose for anything containing milk,so I guess lactose would just be for milk.
Is there a scientific name for milk?
I don't think there is a scientific name for milk. But the scientific name for a dairy cow is Bos taurus.
Reply:lactose!
Is there a scientific name for milk?
I don't think there is a scientific name for milk. But the scientific name for a dairy cow is Bos taurus.
Reply:lactose!
What are the physical features and the scientific name of an apple?
An apple is a pome fruit, the fleshy outer part of the fruit is the swollen receptical of the flower around the ovary. When you cut an apple open you can see where the ovary begins. One of the distinctive features of the pome is that the calyx remains on the fruit after it matures.
The apples we eat are varieties of Malus domestica.
What are the physical features and the scientific name of an apple?
An apple is a pome.
Reply:name is Malus malus or Pyrus malus.
taekwondo
The apples we eat are varieties of Malus domestica.
What are the physical features and the scientific name of an apple?
An apple is a pome.
Reply:name is Malus malus or Pyrus malus.
taekwondo
What is the scientific name of sea anemones?
There are many different genera of sea anemones. http://www.ultimatereef.net/iddb/anemone...
What is the scientific name of sea anemones?
Why is it that I can type "sea anemone" into Google and find all kinds of information and YOU cannot do it?
OK, here:
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Cnidaria
Class: Anthozoa
Subclass: Hexacorallia
Order: Actiniaria
What is the scientific name of sea anemones?
Why is it that I can type "sea anemone" into Google and find all kinds of information and YOU cannot do it?
OK, here:
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Cnidaria
Class: Anthozoa
Subclass: Hexacorallia
Order: Actiniaria
What is the scientific name of the plant or animal?
(remember the first name first letter is capitalized and the second all lower case and both words of the name are in italics)
What is the scientific name of the plant or animal?
It is called binomial taxonomic classification, developed by Linnaeus. The two names are always in Latin.
Reply:Are you thinking of the classification of a plant or animal? Each plant and each animal will have its own classification. There are charts you can look at, for example:
Plants:
http://www.physicalgeography.net/fundame...
and animals:
http://www.americazoo.com/goto/index/mam...
Reply:the scientific name for animals and plants are living-organisms
What is the scientific name of the plant or animal?
It is called binomial taxonomic classification, developed by Linnaeus. The two names are always in Latin.
Reply:Are you thinking of the classification of a plant or animal? Each plant and each animal will have its own classification. There are charts you can look at, for example:
Plants:
http://www.physicalgeography.net/fundame...
and animals:
http://www.americazoo.com/goto/index/mam...
Reply:the scientific name for animals and plants are living-organisms
What is the scientific name for talking to yourself?
I heard it was chamiliosium or something like that any help?
What is the scientific name for talking to yourself?
Hello, well, the spanish term is Solilogio, maybe you can check the translation and see if coincides with the word you wrote?
Reply:Only a true scientist who talks to himself knows it by its true name.
Reply:you talk to yourself and so does every living human. there is no medical term for thinking other than calling it a cognitive process, but thinking out loud may be what you are referring to and this is called THINKING OUT LOUD! Sometimes this pushes away boredom and loneliness, maybe we're only afraid to hear another THINKING OUT LOUD that we may hear what the person is thinking about us. Counselor WIU 66
What is the scientific name for talking to yourself?
Hello, well, the spanish term is Solilogio, maybe you can check the translation and see if coincides with the word you wrote?
Reply:Only a true scientist who talks to himself knows it by its true name.
Reply:you talk to yourself and so does every living human. there is no medical term for thinking other than calling it a cognitive process, but thinking out loud may be what you are referring to and this is called THINKING OUT LOUD! Sometimes this pushes away boredom and loneliness, maybe we're only afraid to hear another THINKING OUT LOUD that we may hear what the person is thinking about us. Counselor WIU 66
What is the scientific name for a fruit's stem?
I'm doing a project and I cannot find that answer. My teacher has hinted that the answer I'm looking for is six letters long, but I can't find any answer with that many letters anywhere.
Please help!
What is the scientific name for a fruit's stem?
it may also be known as the 'pedicle'
Funny it's not in yahoo's dictionary.
Reply:Peduncle is a stalk or stem that supports the flower then later the fruit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peduncle_(b...
judo
Please help!
What is the scientific name for a fruit's stem?
it may also be known as the 'pedicle'
Funny it's not in yahoo's dictionary.
Reply:Peduncle is a stalk or stem that supports the flower then later the fruit.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peduncle_(b...
judo
What is the scientific name of an amoeba?
The more detailed your answer is, I'll make you the best answerer.
What is the scientific name of an amoeba?
The scientific name of an amoeba depends on the species!
"Amoeba" is actually a "genus" name... all organisms (exculding viruses, which aren't really living) are typically classified by a genus and species names.... some organisms get two species names or a strain name as well (typically bacteria have strain names) - humans are actually "Homo sapiens sapiens", so we have two species names!.
Now the tricky part.
Sometimes the term "amoeba" is used more generally, to describe "amoeboids", amoeba like organisms that are in the same family (Amoebidae) or even sometimes just to the phylum "amoebozoa".
IDepends really on if you want to be an anal retentive taxonomist how you approach the matter.
At the bottom is a few links to various sites that you might find useful. I got my answers from a bunch of my general biology and microbiology textbooks, as well as several years of accumulated university education... but like any good scientist you have to include some references. A good general one is "Campbell %26amp; Reece (2001). Biology (6th ed). Benjamin Cummings, California".... any edition will dthough, and there's probably one in your local library, high school library, and almost certainly one in your college library!
Amoeba can be free living or parasitic.. some can cause very nasty diseases!
Reply:Amoeba is a unicellular organism that moves using psedopodia and belongs to the genus protoza.
I have looked this up the web and apparently there is a family for amoeba called Amoebozoa.
Amoeba
Scientific classification
Domain: Eukaryota
Phylum: Amoebozoa
Class: Tubulinea
Order: Tubulinida
Family: Amoebidae
Genus: Amoeba
What is the scientific name of an amoeba?
The scientific name of an amoeba depends on the species!
"Amoeba" is actually a "genus" name... all organisms (exculding viruses, which aren't really living) are typically classified by a genus and species names.... some organisms get two species names or a strain name as well (typically bacteria have strain names) - humans are actually "Homo sapiens sapiens", so we have two species names!.
Now the tricky part.
Sometimes the term "amoeba" is used more generally, to describe "amoeboids", amoeba like organisms that are in the same family (Amoebidae) or even sometimes just to the phylum "amoebozoa".
IDepends really on if you want to be an anal retentive taxonomist how you approach the matter.
At the bottom is a few links to various sites that you might find useful. I got my answers from a bunch of my general biology and microbiology textbooks, as well as several years of accumulated university education... but like any good scientist you have to include some references. A good general one is "Campbell %26amp; Reece (2001). Biology (6th ed). Benjamin Cummings, California".... any edition will dthough, and there's probably one in your local library, high school library, and almost certainly one in your college library!
Amoeba can be free living or parasitic.. some can cause very nasty diseases!
Reply:Amoeba is a unicellular organism that moves using psedopodia and belongs to the genus protoza.
I have looked this up the web and apparently there is a family for amoeba called Amoebozoa.
Amoeba
Scientific classification
Domain: Eukaryota
Phylum: Amoebozoa
Class: Tubulinea
Order: Tubulinida
Family: Amoebidae
Genus: Amoeba
What is the scientific name for ink? What is the magnestism of magnesium?
i need to know the scientific name for ink and whether if magesium (Mg) is magnetic or not?
What is the scientific name for ink? What is the magnestism of magnesium?
Ink does not have a scientific name or formula because it is a mixture and a variety of things.
Magnesium is not magnetic, The only metals showing magnetism are iron, cobalt and nickel. It has to do with electron spin and pairing of these electrons. Iron has 3 electrons not paired for their spin direction and is the most magnetic.
Reply:Magnesium is not magnetic...
What is the scientific name for ink? What is the magnestism of magnesium?
Ink does not have a scientific name or formula because it is a mixture and a variety of things.
Magnesium is not magnetic, The only metals showing magnetism are iron, cobalt and nickel. It has to do with electron spin and pairing of these electrons. Iron has 3 electrons not paired for their spin direction and is the most magnetic.
Reply:Magnesium is not magnetic...
What is the scientific name of our solar system? How far away is the next closest solar system? How long does?
it take a rocketship to get there? How are the other solar systems different from this one?
What is the scientific name of our solar system? How far away is the next closest solar system? How long does?
%26gt;What is the scientific name of our solar system?
It doesn't really have a scientific name in the same sense that species do. The Sun's scientific name is 'Sol', so most likely our star system would simply be called 'the Sol star system' and left at that.
%26gt;How far away is the next closest solar system?
The closest star to the Sun is about 4.2 light years away. It is called Proxima Centauri. It is orbiting very widely in a star system with I believe two other stars, so the center of that star system is actually closer to 4.3 light years away.
%26gt;How long does
%26gt;it take a rocketship to get there?
It depends how fast it's going! The Voyager 1 spacecraft, which is both the farthest known spacecraft from the Sun and the one with the fastest interstellar speed, is going at about 17.1 kilometers per second. If it retained this as a constant speed, it would be able to reach the center of the Alpha Centauri system in about 75400 years. A spacecraft moving very close to the speed of light would take roughly 4.3 years to get there, and a spacecraft moving at 10% the speed of light (a more realistic speed with foreseeable technology) would take about 43 years. The final speed of the ship really depends on how much reaction mass you can throw out the back and how fast you can throw it.
%26gt;How are the other solar systems different from this one?
In just about every way you can think of! Most stars are not yellow stars like the Sun, but rather red dwarf stars; there are also orange, white and blue-white stars, white dwarfs, red giants, neutron stars and black holes which can all serve as gravitational centers for star systems (whether or not any planets actually orbit them). Many star systems even have more than one stellar object. They can also be orbited by different types of planets, including not just rocky planets and 'cold' gas giants like our own, but also 'hot' gas giants. Some extrasolar gas giants are even more massive than Jupiter, and in fact scientists are still working on coming up with a clear distinction between large planets and small stars (there is a class of objects known as brown dwarfs that straddles the line inbetween). Although no star system has yet been verified to have more planets than our own does, detection of extrasolar planets is still a rather new field, and as our detection abilities increase it is quite probable that we will discover star systems with more planets than the Sun, most likely combinations of both gas giants and rocky planets.
Reply:The only name that I am aware of for our solar system is "the solar system." Since that includes a reference to our own sun (Sol) that is probably sufficient.
The nearest system is probably around the nearest star - which is Proxima Centauri - part of the Alpha Centauri system - about 4.2 light years away. With current technology, it would take a spacecraft thousands of years to get there.
We don't really know how other systems are different. Some certainly have hotter stars, many have double stars. Most of the remote planets that we have found so far are, by default, huge - because that's what we can see so far. That doesn't mean they are all like that.
Reply:Our solar system is called the Sol System. The reason is becasue that is the name we gave it, and there is no one from another system to name it anything else.
The next closest solar system is about 4.5 light years away - 26,435,651,184,000 -- about 26 TRILLION miles away. All other solar system are MUCH father away than this!
The fastest "rocket ship" that we have at this time are those that went to the moon in the 1970's. they traveled at about 25,000 miles an hour. At that rate it would take about 121,000 YEARS to get to the next closest solar system.
We don't know for sure about ANY other solar system. No one has ever seen a planet around another sun other than our own. Scientists THINK that there are other planets, but this is based on special calculations and "guesses". Other planets are too far away, and cannot be seen with a telescope, not even the Hubble.
The only thing we know about other "solar systems" is the type of sun they have. If our sun is "normal" then there are suns bigger than ours (giants) and there our suns smaller than our (dwarves). There are suns hotter than ours (blue suns) and suns cooler than ours (red suns).
BUT . . .we don't know for sure IF these other suns have planets or not. And we don't know what the planets would be like of the sun is larger or smaller, or hotter or colder. So we don't know if they have life on them or not.
What is the scientific name of our solar system? How far away is the next closest solar system? How long does?
%26gt;What is the scientific name of our solar system?
It doesn't really have a scientific name in the same sense that species do. The Sun's scientific name is 'Sol', so most likely our star system would simply be called 'the Sol star system' and left at that.
%26gt;How far away is the next closest solar system?
The closest star to the Sun is about 4.2 light years away. It is called Proxima Centauri. It is orbiting very widely in a star system with I believe two other stars, so the center of that star system is actually closer to 4.3 light years away.
%26gt;How long does
%26gt;it take a rocketship to get there?
It depends how fast it's going! The Voyager 1 spacecraft, which is both the farthest known spacecraft from the Sun and the one with the fastest interstellar speed, is going at about 17.1 kilometers per second. If it retained this as a constant speed, it would be able to reach the center of the Alpha Centauri system in about 75400 years. A spacecraft moving very close to the speed of light would take roughly 4.3 years to get there, and a spacecraft moving at 10% the speed of light (a more realistic speed with foreseeable technology) would take about 43 years. The final speed of the ship really depends on how much reaction mass you can throw out the back and how fast you can throw it.
%26gt;How are the other solar systems different from this one?
In just about every way you can think of! Most stars are not yellow stars like the Sun, but rather red dwarf stars; there are also orange, white and blue-white stars, white dwarfs, red giants, neutron stars and black holes which can all serve as gravitational centers for star systems (whether or not any planets actually orbit them). Many star systems even have more than one stellar object. They can also be orbited by different types of planets, including not just rocky planets and 'cold' gas giants like our own, but also 'hot' gas giants. Some extrasolar gas giants are even more massive than Jupiter, and in fact scientists are still working on coming up with a clear distinction between large planets and small stars (there is a class of objects known as brown dwarfs that straddles the line inbetween). Although no star system has yet been verified to have more planets than our own does, detection of extrasolar planets is still a rather new field, and as our detection abilities increase it is quite probable that we will discover star systems with more planets than the Sun, most likely combinations of both gas giants and rocky planets.
Reply:The only name that I am aware of for our solar system is "the solar system." Since that includes a reference to our own sun (Sol) that is probably sufficient.
The nearest system is probably around the nearest star - which is Proxima Centauri - part of the Alpha Centauri system - about 4.2 light years away. With current technology, it would take a spacecraft thousands of years to get there.
We don't really know how other systems are different. Some certainly have hotter stars, many have double stars. Most of the remote planets that we have found so far are, by default, huge - because that's what we can see so far. That doesn't mean they are all like that.
Reply:Our solar system is called the Sol System. The reason is becasue that is the name we gave it, and there is no one from another system to name it anything else.
The next closest solar system is about 4.5 light years away - 26,435,651,184,000 -- about 26 TRILLION miles away. All other solar system are MUCH father away than this!
The fastest "rocket ship" that we have at this time are those that went to the moon in the 1970's. they traveled at about 25,000 miles an hour. At that rate it would take about 121,000 YEARS to get to the next closest solar system.
We don't know for sure about ANY other solar system. No one has ever seen a planet around another sun other than our own. Scientists THINK that there are other planets, but this is based on special calculations and "guesses". Other planets are too far away, and cannot be seen with a telescope, not even the Hubble.
The only thing we know about other "solar systems" is the type of sun they have. If our sun is "normal" then there are suns bigger than ours (giants) and there our suns smaller than our (dwarves). There are suns hotter than ours (blue suns) and suns cooler than ours (red suns).
BUT . . .we don't know for sure IF these other suns have planets or not. And we don't know what the planets would be like of the sun is larger or smaller, or hotter or colder. So we don't know if they have life on them or not.
What is the latin(scientific) name for the following viruses/diseases?
I any two of the following exact latin specific name from KINGDOM to SPECIES. Thank you so much to anyone who can help. I really appreciate it a lot.
Common Cold
Ebola
Polio
Rabies
Smallpox
Yellow Fever
Hepatitis A or B
Influenza
Mumps
SARS or
AIDS
Thank you again!!
---Anne
What is the latin(scientific) name for the following viruses/diseases?
The easiest way is to go to the following website for virus taxonomy, click on the "hosts" link in the middle of the page, click on vertebrates on the left side of the page and then search the page for ebola, etc. You will find ebola listed this way:
Order: Mononegavirales
Family: Filoviridae
Genus: Ebolavirus
Here is the website:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ICTVdb/Ictv/...
Good luck!
fencing
Common Cold
Ebola
Polio
Rabies
Smallpox
Yellow Fever
Hepatitis A or B
Influenza
Mumps
SARS or
AIDS
Thank you again!!
---Anne
What is the latin(scientific) name for the following viruses/diseases?
The easiest way is to go to the following website for virus taxonomy, click on the "hosts" link in the middle of the page, click on vertebrates on the left side of the page and then search the page for ebola, etc. You will find ebola listed this way:
Order: Mononegavirales
Family: Filoviridae
Genus: Ebolavirus
Here is the website:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ICTVdb/Ictv/...
Good luck!
fencing
The scientific name of an animal and status. What does it mean?
I'm a little dumb in this one. It homework for biology class.
The sheet for the homework sheet says: Your report on this marine animal must have scientific name and status. I know what scientific name is. But what does status mean?
It due on Monday and I'm trying to finish it off.
The scientific name of an animal and status. What does it mean?
ask ur teacher or look up "shark status" or "dolphin status"
The sheet for the homework sheet says: Your report on this marine animal must have scientific name and status. I know what scientific name is. But what does status mean?
It due on Monday and I'm trying to finish it off.
The scientific name of an animal and status. What does it mean?
ask ur teacher or look up "shark status" or "dolphin status"
Can you please tell me what is the scientific name of this vine?
it is a vine that looks like a curtain, it has a heart shaped leaves.
if you want to see the picture, please log on to http://sites.blockstar.com/noims1228/ima...
i have attached all the pictures showing the name of the vine i am asking
i hope u can help me with this, i really need it for my paper work.
Can you please tell me what is the scientific name of this vine?
Vigna unuiculata sesquipedalis. I'll let you look up the common name. RScott
Reply:I looked at the photos but I didn't see a name.
Sorry I can't help.
There is a plethora of vines with heart shaped leaves
Schizophragma not this one
Reply:Here's some help:
1) use this link to help you answer and identify the particular attributes of the vine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vine
2) then use this source to identify the leaf by it's shape [see diagram about 1/2 way down the page on the right side; click to enlarge:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf
3) use the information that you've gathered and select the most important words for search terms at Google and/or Google Images
for example : spear leaf, woody vine, white flower
If you know what state or country the vine is located [photos that you provided] include that in your search term as well
I assume that you don't have/know the common name for the vine [if so try google]
You might also search for your local County Agricultural Extension and/or Botany Dept. at a local university and ask if you can email your picture link to them.
Reply:all vines that produce wines have organic as in tick tick.
if you want to see the picture, please log on to http://sites.blockstar.com/noims1228/ima...
i have attached all the pictures showing the name of the vine i am asking
i hope u can help me with this, i really need it for my paper work.
Can you please tell me what is the scientific name of this vine?
Vigna unuiculata sesquipedalis. I'll let you look up the common name. RScott
Reply:I looked at the photos but I didn't see a name.
Sorry I can't help.
There is a plethora of vines with heart shaped leaves
Schizophragma not this one
Reply:Here's some help:
1) use this link to help you answer and identify the particular attributes of the vine
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vine
2) then use this source to identify the leaf by it's shape [see diagram about 1/2 way down the page on the right side; click to enlarge:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf
3) use the information that you've gathered and select the most important words for search terms at Google and/or Google Images
for example : spear leaf, woody vine, white flower
If you know what state or country the vine is located [photos that you provided] include that in your search term as well
I assume that you don't have/know the common name for the vine [if so try google]
You might also search for your local County Agricultural Extension and/or Botany Dept. at a local university and ask if you can email your picture link to them.
Reply:all vines that produce wines have organic as in tick tick.
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