BION

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BION — biographical name flourished 100 B.C. Greek bucolic poet
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BION — (p. pr.) The physiological individual, characterized by definiteness and independence of function, in distinction from the morphological individual or morphon.
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BION — ( p. pr. ) The physiological individual, characterized by definiteness and independence of function, in distinction from the morphological individual …
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BION — /buy"on/ , n. fl. c100 B.C., Greek pastoral poet.
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BION — biographical name flourished 100 B.C. Greek bucolic poet
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BION — p.pr. the physiological individual, characterized by definiteness and independence of function, in distinction from the morphological individual or morphon.
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BION — flourished 100 BC, ; b. Smyrna, Lydia, Asia Minor [now Izmir, Turkey] minor Greek bucolic poet. The Lament for Bion, …
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BION — Bion BrE AmE ˈba ɪ ‿ən -ɒn AmE \ ˈbaɪ ɑːn
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BION — бионт ( независимый живой организм )
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BION — бионт (независимый живой организм)
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BION — Pronunciation: ' b ī - ˌ än, - ə n Function: biographical name fl 100 B.C. Greek bucolic poet
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BION TEARS — USP DI - Hydroxypropyl Methylcellulose (Ophthalmic)
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BION OF BORYSTHENES — born 325? BC died 255? BC Greek philosophical writer and preacher. He was a freed slave and the son of …
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PARABIONT — |parə|bīˌänt noun ( -s ) Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary para- (I) + -biont (modification of Greek biount-, biōn, present participle …
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INTRABIONTIC — “+(ˈ)bī|äntik adjective Etymology: probably irregular from intra- + Greek biount-, biōn living + English -ic — more at -biont : …
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-BIONT — |bīˌänt, _bēˌänt noun combining form ( -s ) Etymology: probably from German, modification of Greek biount-, biōn living, present participle …
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MORPHON — (n.) A morphological individual, characterized by definiteness of form bion, a physiological individual. See Tectology.
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MORPHON — ( n. ) A morphological individual, characterized by definiteness of form bion, a physiological individual. See Tectology.
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TROGLOBIONT — /trog'leuh buy"ont/ , n. any creature having a cave-dwelling mode of life. Also called troglobite /trog"leuh buyt'/ . [ 1920-25; …
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MYCOBIONT — /muy'koh buy"ont/ , n. the fungal component of a lichen. [ 1957; MYCO- + Gk biont-, s. of biôn, prp. …
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DENDROBIUM — /den droh"bee euhm/ , n. any of numerous epiphytic orchids of the genus Dendrobium, native to tropical and subtropical regions …
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AEROBE — noun Etymology: French aérobie, from aéro- aer- + -bie (from Greek -bion, from bios life) — more at quick Date: …
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MORPHON — noun a morphological individual, characterized by definiteness of form bion, a physiological individual. ·see tectology.
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PERFIDE ALBION — [per.fide Al.bion] [F] foreign term : perfidious Albion (England)
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AEROBE — [aer.obe] n [F aerobie, fr. aero- aer- + -bie (fr. Gk -bion, fr. bios life)--more at quick] (1886): an organism …
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IDYLL — also spelled Idyl (from Greek eidyllion, little picture), a short poem of a pastoral or rural character in which something …
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ANIMALS, CRUELTY TO
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STANLEY, THOMAS — born 1625, Cumberlow, Hertfordshire, Eng. died April 12, 1678, London English poet, translator, and the first English historian of philosophy. …
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OLDHAM, JOHN — born Aug. 9, 1653, Shipton Moyne, Gloucestershire, Eng. died Dec. 9, 1683, Holm Pierrepont, near Nottingham pioneer of the imitation …
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MOSCHUS — flourished c. 150 BC Greek pastoral poet and grammarian from Syracuse, in Sicily, whose only surviving works are three short …
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DIOGENES LARTIUS — flourished 3rd century Greek author noted for his history of Greek philosophy, the most important existing secondary source of knowledge …
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