Do you know what a "Lepidodermilla" is?!?
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It is spelled "lepidodermella" - it's an E - not an I.  Here is the heirarchy:\n\nKingdom Animalia  -- Animal, animals, animaux\n   \nPhylum Gastrotricha  -- gastrotriches, gastrotrichs, gastrótrico   \n\nOrder Chaetonotoida  \n   \nFamily Chaetonotidae   \n  \nGenus Lepidodermella Blake, 1933   \n\nDirect Children:   \n\n                 Species Lepidodermella aspidioformis Sudzuki, 1971    \n                 Species Lepidodermella concinna (Stokes, 1887)    \n                 Species Lepidodermella limogena Schrom, 1972    \n                 Species Lepidodermella macrocephala D'hondt, 1971    \n                 Species Lepidodermella minus (Remane, 1936)    \n                 Species Lepidodermella punctatum (Greuter, 1917)    \n                 Species Lepidodermella serratum Sudzuki, 1971    \n                 Species Lepidodermella squamatum (Dujardin, 1841)    \n                 Species Lepidodermella tabulata (Preobrajenskaja, 1926)    \n                 Species Lepidodermella trilobum (Brunson, 1950)    \n                 Species Lepidodermella verrucosa (Roszczak, 1935)    \n                 Species Lepidodermella zelinkai (Konsuloff, 1913)  \n\nHere's a link:
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see if these help any...\n\nhttp://www.mypacs.net/cases/AGYRIAPACHYGYRIA-COMPLEX-273885.html\n\nhttp://pathweb.uchc.edu/eAtlas/CNS/669.htm\n\nhttp://rad.usuhs.mil/medpix/radpix.html?mode=single&comebackto=mode%3Dgeo_browse&recnum=767
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i dont have any info offhand but i did one for collage a few years ago and the encarta encyclopedia was of great help there is alot of info about them in there. there was a web site that helped too but i cant remeber where it was. try doing a net search it might be useful. by the way your avatar looks a lot like mine cool huh?
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No never heard of it.....but i will google it now.....i'm desperate.....\nthis is what i found....\n\nhttp://www.rainbowinvestigations.com/story.cfm?rainbowID=227
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Here are two links. The first dscribes it's taxonomical charicteristics, the second link has pictures.\n\nGood Luck.
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OK people...here's the lesson for the day...this is an actual bonified case of a genetic trait that is actually inherited through birth....you will notice that it's not some sort of sickness or illness that we all like to pass off as genetic, but it's an actual physiological trait that can be attributed to a genealogical factor...ooooooohhh...amazing isn't it?.......it's just  pigmentation...nothing to worry about...actually kind of unique and cool...a genetic trait stamp like a birthmark, high intelligence or big feet etc...this is what we inherit genetically from our lineage...v cool...
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That sounds like a Monarch Butterfly catapillar. They feed on milk weed and migrate between Canada and Mexico.
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Morgellon's Disease: Mysterious Ecto-Parasites \n\nTranscript of a Four Part Series on CBS 47 Jacksonville News\nOriginal article and video interview may be found HERE\n\nA mysterious skin disease is currently spreading across America, and doctors are searching for answers on how to stop the epidemic.\n\nThe disease, called Morgellons Disease, is a parasite-like infection that literally makes the infected person's skin crawl.  The disease has already been found in thousands of patients in Florida , Texas and California. \n\n“I would lay in the bed and it felt like an army of ants just crawling over the bed, all over my body,” says one Morgellons Disease sufferer.\n\n“It never goes away,” says another. “It doesn't die, it doesn't leave.”\n\nWhat sounds like a science fiction movie is actually real life for the unlucky people who have contracted the disease which leaves painful sores all over the body. The sores ooze blue fibers, white threads and little black specks of sand-like material. \n\nThe worst part, patients say, is the creepy and constant sensation of bugs crawling under their skin.\n\nAlso discouraging, is the patient's treatment by doctors, who have little knowledge about the disease, and in specific cases have lacked compassion for the sufferers. \n\n“I was so humiliated from the three doctors that I went to, that I just refused to go back,” said on patient. \n\nBecky Bailey moved out of her Austin, Texas home and into a trailer hoping to escape the bugs that torment her. \n\n"We ripped out our carpet and burned our carpet and furniture and move out into our R-V and they were still one me." \n\nWithout medical help, suffering families researched their symptoms on their own by way of the internet. Finally, they were able to put a name to their pain – Morgellons. \n\nThe sickly skin disease has actually been around for centuries. In 1935, an English physician wrote a paper about Morgellons including excerpts from medical journals from the 1600's, describing the disease. \n\nUnfortunately, not much was known then about Morgellons -- and not much has been learned in the more than 400 years since. \n\nWhat is known, is that many of people who may have it, suffer from these symptoms: constant itching/crawling sensation, chronic fatigue, brain fog or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, joint swelling or hair loss \n\nWhat you should do if you have these symptoms, is as puzzling as the disease itself. \n\nOne woman in Pittsburgh, PA made it her mission to find out what causes and what will cure this bizarre disease. \n\nMary Leitao is a biologist and the creator the Morgellons Research Foundation in Pittsburgh.\n\nHer goal is to get State Health Agencies and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) to study this disease. \n\n“It's inhumane that these people have been allowed to go home and have been forced to research this day in and day out for years on their own,” says Leitao. \n\nLeitao's motivations come from her 6 year old boy Drew. Four years ago, he began to feel the itch. \n\n"He started describing bugs. He said, mommy, bugs, and he would scratch." \n\nThen came the sores that shed the fibers. Mary took drew to the doctor and the doctor said it was nothing to worry about. \n\n"I was going to find an answer, or I was going to have to take my life, that's all there was too it." \n\nDoctors don't know what causes the disease, who is at risk and exactly how many people may be suffering. The Morgellon Foundation says they have about 12 hundred people registered on their site. Those are only people who have a computer and happened to find them online. \n\nIn Jacksonville , more than a dozen cases have been found.\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nFor Anne Dill, standing in her backyard, looking over the lake is physically and emotionally painful
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Weaver's bamboo?\n\nPhylum: Magnoliophyta\n\n<FIRST ANSWER AND THE BEST ONE TOO>\nPlease help me with 10 points as I've also helped you.
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Slimemolds have these properties. They are a very strange fungus-like plant/animal.
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Hehe Masterkush :-P\nIf it's a picture, try Google Images. The scientific name is Loxodonta africana.\nIf it's an actual ear... I guess that's illegal. Or isn't it?\nGood luck!
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Hey DISCONIGHTS!!!How are you feeling? One race is known as the "Zeta Reticuli" or simply the "Zetas". They are the ones people describe as little grays.They can be very playful and are actually very much like the character E.T. in personality and mannerisms. I've never met a nasty one!They just have a bad rap like most beings who are different.P.S. Please pray for my good friend Irina and her son. She had a terrible accident last Tuesday on her way to L.A. She's in a coma (head trauma). She needs all the prayers she get get. Thanks a lot!!! Take care.
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i'm not sure about the plant, but the state flower is Forget-me-not\n(genus Myosotis)
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Look up 'nematodes'.\nLook here too:
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Ignore the people who can't seem to get past whether a question is formulated perfectly or not.  Most of the rest of us and, the world for that matter, seem to be able to understand what you are asking about.\n\nA Yahoo Image Search shows pictures of the worm (larva or caterpillar) itself.  You can get pictures of the moths using the order and family.  But they aren't the exact match.\nHipopta agavis\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?ei=UTF-8&fr=slv1-wdgt&p=Hipopta%20agavis\nlepidoptera cossidae\nhttp://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?p=lepidoptera%20cossidae&ei=UTF-8&fr=slv1-wdgt&x=wrt\n\nThe Wikipedia article gives some details on the worm but, alas, no pictures.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hipopta_agavis
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the one with red hairs and crystals is the chronic. the real sticky icky icky as my man snoop would say. Some people refer to it as the "female" plant. I dont know why Ive only heard it from a bunch of potheads whom I hang out with. aand none of them are laced with meth,it only means that its gonna run you a bit more for a quarter, but worth it
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Primula_vulgaris\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oenothera