The flora and fauna are real frontier flora and fauna; they'll react realistically.
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They've found Tamar, who apparently named another child Fauna after she lost her first Fauna.
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To calm me down, they said it's just the flora and fauna, flora and fauna.
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I think of them as the flora and fauna of New York—flora more than fauna.
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George and Fauna only came face-to-face once, and Fauna wasn't aware of it at the time.
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Maybe True: Fauna Was George's Daughter, Too Fauna never found out whether she, too, was the product of her grandfather's incest.
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False: Fauna Got Wrapped Up in George's World As a Teen Fauna actually got married and had a daughter at age 16.
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True: George Had Fauna Followed In interviews promoting her book, Fauna says that her grandfather had her followed as a young woman.
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Tamar tells Fauna the truth about her father — and in doing so, unspools all of the illusions upon which Fauna has based her identity.
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Later, Fauna gives her critique of the art piece: "For your show, I think you just wanted us to be responsible for you," says Fauna.
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Fauna's mother Tamar Hodel gave up her daughter immediately after Fauna was born, claiming that Fauna's father was Black, which made Fauna a disgrace to the family.
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When I started 30 years ago, no one was talking about small fauna and now look: People are talking about frogs, spiders, all sorts of small, non-charismatic fauna.
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They dissected the worms at the end of the experiment and compared the gut fauna of those that had been eating plastics with the fauna found in the control group.
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But the real Fauna spent her life telling her story.
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"You must think I'm Lucifer himself," George says to Fauna.
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George first slaps Fauna, then later pulls out a gun.
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The series centers on Fauna Hodel, played by India Eisley.
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The stakes are high for the continent's most iconic fauna.
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Aborigines were until then administered under flora and fauna laws.
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"Natural Cambodia is stronger with fauna than flora," she said.
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This show started with the question: Who is Fauna Hodel?
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Jay's relationship with Fauna has always been a little strange.
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Thankfully, the rest of Big Pine Key's fauna was charming.
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We could learn more from the fauna than just location.
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Nero, who just wanted to date Fauna, has been murdered, with his tongue cut out and tied into a knot Whoever hired Nero to record his conversation with Fauna — likely Hodel — is deeply vicious.
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Tamar told her that she wasn't, but did say that Fauna was white, not mixed race, and that she'd lied about her father being Black in order to make sure Fauna would be taken away.
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As tempting as the food looks, Fauna keeps her mouth closed.
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The real Fauna didn't let her childhood trauma close her off.
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Tragically, Fauna isn't around to see her story depicted on-screen.
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It's very clear that Fauna is in danger of dying. But!
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It is idyllic, with palm trees and tropical flora and fauna.
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And then there is the damage to native flora and fauna.
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They're even referred to as the "forgotten fauna" for this reason.
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Remember in the premiere when Fauna discovered her own birth certificate?
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When they eventually do find Tamar, they find another Fauna, too.
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He was fascinated by the flora and fauna of the island.
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Yet somehow the flora and fauna of Earth manage to thrive.
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Shooting flora and fauna isn't as easy as you might think.
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In 2017, Fauna passed away of cancer at the age of 66.
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This sign shows some of the flora and fauna in the area.
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He's also related to Fauna Hodel, as per their shared last name.
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One dude, however, decided to go to battle with that dangerous fauna.
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And database start-up Fauna also launched a similar policy in February.
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He raped his daughter Tamar, who then gave birth to Fauna Hodel.
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Maybe I saw the flora and fauna of the world as immortal.
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"Improving habitat for native fauna is something anyone can do," Wong says.
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The bountiful and sweet aroma of the natural world's flora and fauna.
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Within the compound are more than 1,200 species of flora and fauna.
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Each room, she told me, is named for native flora and fauna.
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Find Fauna pennies and keep up to date with the project here.
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Like Persephone dining with Hades, Fauna is warned not to eat George's food.
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The real Fauna Hodel contacted George under very different circumstances than the show.
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George approached Fauna while she was at a marina with her daughter, Yvette.
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As Tamar revealed to DuJour, Fauna was the product of a sexual assault.
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She is insistent that Fauna should never discover the truth of her origin.
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"I almost died when I found out I wasn't Black," Fauna told DuJour.
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Nero gives Fauna a call, seemingly trying to pick her up once more.
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The Engineers used to publish local atlases that detailed America's flora and fauna.
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The show here is less-than-chatty about who exactly Fauna is, though.
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Pretty much every kind of flora and fauna in Australia can kill you.
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Mid-ocean gyres are fortunately neither especially rich in fauna nor particularly biodiverse.
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But the thing that sets Victusia apart is, appropriately, its flora and fauna.
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His aim was to take photos and find samples of deep sea fauna.
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There's all sorts of unusual flora and fauna to see along the way
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To bring the marine fauna to life, Ms. Haseltine Pozzi developed a system.
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It is said to be stuffed, but then actual fauna are routinely stuffed.
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Others have left out seed, water and grasses for dehydrated and hungry fauna.
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Deserts aren't necessarily deserted — they can be crowded with fantastic flora and fauna.
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Scorched-earth tactics and chemical warfare pose particular threats to flora and fauna.
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The fauna that Neanderthals subsisted on kept migrating away, faster than they could.
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It appears that the real Fauna and her descendants were comfortable with these changes.
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In the show, Fauna ventures to Sowden House, the locus of her grandfather's doings.
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Here, your co-workers will be the local fauna — if you can find them!
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After all that, Fauna doesn't mind having her name in the story, she says.
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Meanwhile, Fauna goes to her mother, Jimmy Lee (Golden Brooks), to get more information.
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Nero was never a friend to Fauna, so why would she answer his call?
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At that, Fauna slips out of the diner, content never to see Jay again.
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Her latest Instagram suggests otherwise — she's lounging, naked, on a table ensconced in fauna.
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In the past, those dangers were sometimes mortal ones — dangerous terrain, flora, and fauna.
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They are also, as far as flora, fauna and fungi are concerned, poorly catalogued.
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Even when invaders didn't eat the native fauna, they did damage in other ways.
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Scientists are now taking stock of flora and fauna in this years' storm paths.
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The flora, the fauna, and the birds who claim the spot as their territory.
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Fauna and Jay quickly get into trouble — this is a common theme for them.
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The flora, the fauna, the welcome mystery of the open trail stretched before you.
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In "Sleeping Beauty," the bumbling, well-meaning fairies are named Flora, Fauna, and Merryweather.
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Margaret Renkl Ms. Renkl covers flora, fauna, politics and culture in the American South.
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In summer, they blossom into this almost rainforest-type jungle of flora and fauna.
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Nothing makes a festive statement like a fireplace filled with seasonal flora and fauna.
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But much like their flora counterparts, some of these fauna ingredients are increasingly rare.
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Rockefeller had a taste for porcelain services, particularly those decorated with flora and fauna.
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Otros han dejado fuera semillas, agua y pastos para la fauna hambrienta y deshidratada.
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According to the report, freshwater fauna has seen an 28500 percent decline since 6900.
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One blog suggests traveling to exotic locales and taking photos with the local fauna.
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At this important life juncture, Fauna was compelled to reach out to her biological mother.
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She ended up having another daughter, Deborah (who later changed her name to Fauna-Elizabeth).
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Fauna, who is now officially dating Terrence, writes him letters, asking him to forgive himself.
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Fauna, who passed away in 2017, called her mother the most fascinating person she knew.
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Hopping out of the Hodel mansion, Fauna finds Jay Singletary following her in his car.
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This arrangement of natural flora and fauna can be cast to protect the bee population.
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" Nevertheless, the actress teases of future episodes, "Fauna doesn't get on with her — at all.
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Fauna happens to be the granddaughter of the very doctor who derailed Jay's journalism career.
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Gradually, many species of fauna that had not been spotted in the area began returning.
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Later, in Jay's car, Fauna has to comfort Jay regarding Sepp's death from last week.
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A young girl playing in a field responds to the name Fauna, and ta-da!
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My other favourite album of the time, Of Montreal's Hissing Fauna, Are You the Destroyer?
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There is a totally different type of flora, fauna, bacteria, and fungus in the soil.
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But Red Dead Redemption 2's setting already looks to be even denser with fauna.
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The show will be a kind of unofficial census of the city's flora and fauna.
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Forget about symbiosis or some happy tit-for-tat between flora and this particular fauna.
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Californians live in an increasingly precarious balance with the flora and fauna that surround us.
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Though now covered in overgrown fauna, this entrance brought you to the South American Aviary.
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That reindeer, like much of the flora and fauna in "The Snow Queen," can speak.
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Like California, fires are part of Australia's ecosystem and its fauna have developed adaptive strategies.
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The indigenous flora and fauna of the sleepy town have become an obsession for Barnette.
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When many of us think of conservation, images of flora and fauna come to mind.
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George Hodel wasn't in California the year that Fauna finally reunited with her birth mother, Tamar.
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The next episode is tellingly titled "Aloha," though, so Fauna and Jay are absolutely leaving California.
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There are stakes now, as Fauna feels a growing sense of unease about her birth family.
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Colo-i-Suva is an indigenous forest site housing many flora and fauna native to Fiji.
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He acts the part of an adventurer on a scientific expedition documenting Kong's flora and fauna.
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Mr Morton believes in picking and choosing new flora and fauna to colonise the changed landscape.
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He takes pleasure in cataloging the flora and fauna, smells and sounds that populate his world.
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These collaged materials aggregate into elaborate, psychedelic patterns, and images of flora, fauna, owls, and eyes.
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At this point, it seems reasonable to mention that the real Fauna Hodel wrote an autobiography.
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Hunters, mainly tourists, pay huge fees for a license to shoot big and rare African fauna.
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But then the oasis dried up, leaving the fauna and flora without a drop of water.
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Keep your pessimism in check and connect with nature—flora and fauna always helps your spirits!
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The flora and fauna go on living, their environment changed but their instinct to survive intact.
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Every year, what we think we know about Earth's prehistoric fauna gets thrown for a loop.
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Debris continued to wash up on Friday, she said, posing a threat to flora and fauna.
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But were the local fauna, so to speak, as rich as the lineup of noteworthy bands?
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The museum features flora and fauna from the Miami area, placing an emphasis on local conservation.
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An essay-writing contest was called "Bald Eagle & Panda" after well-known fauna in both countries.
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He comes by his knack for enjoyable nonsense as honestly as his taste for aquatic fauna.
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Their peaceful coexistence, like different fauna in a single landscape, is part of the work's philosophy.
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You won't find any Tolkien-esque, pages-long passages describing the flora and fauna (thank God).
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The initial concept for Fauna came from Slifer, who has collected souvenir elongated pennies for years.
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Until then, "They should be treated as any native part of our fauna," Dr. Lorenz said.
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Later in life, Fauna moved to Hawaii and had another daughter, Rasha Pecoraro, with a different man.
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In reality, Fauna was born in 1949 and knew from an early age that she was adopted.
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Growing up during the Civil Rights movement, Fauna — raised with the name Pat — felt caught between worlds.
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In 1972, Fauna reconnected with her biological family — and eventually learned about the secrets it was harboring.
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Does that mean Corinna, with her solid advice, is in fact more friend than foe for Fauna?
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Fauna Hodel is a real, Google-able person, and I encourage you to snoop around the name.
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They switch sunglasses, Fauna takes out Jay's stitches, and they both learn a lot about one another.
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Invasive species thrive in these environments, which isn't great for natural flora or fauna in the area.
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More recently, Vinicius, an amalgamation of Brazilian fauna, was the mascot for the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
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Other human activities, such as deforestation and logging, could also devastate the planet's flora and fauna species.
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Examples leap readily to mind: Feral cats have eaten their way through much of Australia's native fauna.
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A flora and fauna theme dominates with pearly white, redheaded cherubs frolicking among evergreen and hemlock needles.
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Their rarity makes these species desirable, but it also makes them dangerous to native flora and fauna.
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A bonus: blissful quiet, save for the sound of the Domaine's fauna awaking with the rising sun.
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"This was a very different place with a fauna very unlike that which survived into recent times."
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In the town of my growing-up, the flora and fauna, such as they were, were stable.
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Mr. Williamson, a no-nonsense political independent, has become a connoisseur of sediment flows and native fauna.
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Other studies will include threats to native flora and fauna from diseases and pests, irrigation and drainage.
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Here are several notable companies making strides to protect Patagonia's wondrous flora and fauna for future generations.
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The project experiments with what it'd look like if artificial materials germinated or behaved like flora and fauna.
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In 1949, Fauna Hodel's mother, a then 14-year-old Tamar Hodel, accused her father of sexual assault.
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Rosenbaum's ambitious mission to revive New Jersey's indigenous flora and fauna is another element of Rosen's "holistic" farm.
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At age 15, she was raped by a neighborhood boy (who was white) and became pregnant with Fauna.
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Corinna is a performance artist, according to the event that both Jay and Fauna attend in this episode.
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Grisly as it is, the death binds Jay to Fauna, which is helpful for this show moving forward.
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Which brings us to Nero ( ), the man who came onto Fauna at a party in the first episode.
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Using an app called iNaturalist, amateur scientists will log their observations and get help identifying flora and fauna.
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After all, the fictional version of Fauna experiences some massive changes in merely the first chapter of Night.
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Nevertheless, our ever-sneaky Fauna manages to slip out of a window and onto a plane with Jay.
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Fauna, who apparently had a Black father, was sent to Nevada, where she was raised by Jimmy Lee.
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Monstrous flora and fauna threaten our good friend Mario as he tries to avoid being juggled by rabbids.
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He brought back treasure but he also brought back ancient learning, as well as foreign fauna and flora.
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And not just local fauna; exotic birds, lions, and even chameleons appeared in art, literature, and philosophical thought.
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All are dumped illegally, whether in forests, drains, sea, or rivers, killing flora and fauna and contaminating soil.
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And with this varied world comes varied fauna: leopards, rhinos, baboons, lions, hippos, crocodiles, horses, camels, rabbits, cats.
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And despite the extensive visuals of flora and fauna, this Emily never seems to revel in nature's bounty.
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"The flora and fauna in Puerto Rico, the biodiversity, has adapted to work through hurricanes," Mr. Joglar said.
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In "Calm Sea, Rough Sea" a map of Africa is bordered with drawings of tropical flora and fauna.
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Massive stores of carbon — in the form of ancient flora and fauna — are frozen in the Arctic ground.
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Smithson wrote well about land art, but not about land; the dirt, geological makeup, flora, fauna, watersheds, etc.
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Approximately three-fourths of the country is covered by dense equatorial rain forest, with plentiful flora and fauna.
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It is to everyday life what geology is to flora and fauna: grounding, shaping, slow-moving, still-growing.
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Margaret Renkl is a contributing opinion writer who covers flora, fauna, politics and culture in the American South.
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Charismatic fauna of the human variety abound in the region's lore, and Davis gives many of them cameos.
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Flora and fauna in these photographs indicate that my ancestors lived in an arid climate, probably the desert.
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The Valdes Peninsula of Northern Patagonia is on the UNESCO World Heritage list for its bounty of fauna.
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Australia's bushland is home to a range of indigenous fauna, including kangaroos, koalas, wallabies, possums, wombats and echidnas.
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She got separated from her group as she stopped to take photos of the various flora and fauna.
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Five years later, when Fauna could finally visit Tamar in Hawaii, she and George spoke on the phone again.
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And that was before Fauna knew the real twist of her biological family's connection to the Black Dahlia Murder.
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Expectedly this region carried the same kind of vegetation and fauna as well as human populations present further west.
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She was raped by a neighborhood boy and gave birth to Fauna Hodel, who was given up for adoption.
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Then, after his interaction with Fauna, Jay goes to a Marines recruitment office to see if he can reenlist.
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The zoo will host a range of native Australian fauna, as well as exotic creatures including elephants and chimpanzees.
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This is the sort of place where guests come to check out the local flora, fauna, and cultural heritage.
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Healthy seas mean more of the charismatic marine fauna that make the region so attractive to scuba-diving tourists.
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Pat is not Pat after all — Pat is Fauna Hodel, according to a birth certificate buried under Jimmy's bed.
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The waters off southeast Mozambique are home to whale sharks, manta rays and a bounty of marine mega fauna.
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The school offers a popular exchange program for European witches and wizards to study South American flora and fauna.
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Scores of goats munch on the flora and fauna in a residential area of Boise, Idaho, Aug 3, 2018.
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Your Multi-Tool's Scanner allows you to earn money by observing and identifying the flora/fauna on each planet.
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The finale is next week, and there is no one available to get Fauna out of this mess anymore.
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But amazingly, if you look carefully, you'll see that electricity does not deter the life of flora and fauna.
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"This is the center, the focal point for the East and the West African fauna and flora," he said.
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Now many of his pieces are available as furniture to bring Harper's flora and fauna into your living room.
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They died out far sooner than most of ancient Australia's other mega-fauna, their bones scattered across the continent.
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Flora and fauna thrive in the region, also known as the DMZ, because it is rarely disturbed by humans.
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It is considered vital in slowing global warming, and it is home to uncountable species of fauna and flora.
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The remote southern Baja Peninsula is a region of rough, pristine beauty, with abundant flora, fauna and marine life.
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Centuries ago, the area was a prairie alive with people, flora and fauna, including the now-extinct California grizzly.
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Massive and awkward, like a fallen Goliath, he presides over a whimsical world of miniscule fauna and conical trees.
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Glass belongs to a motley band of hunters and fur trappers, ravaging the land and its fauna for profit.
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Eventually, Fauna meets up with Jay Singletary and together they navigate the glamorous, dangerous underworld of George's wealthy circle.
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Once rare, coral bleaching now happens once every six years, leaving behind calcium skeletons where flora and fauna thrived.
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The remote southern Baja Peninsula is a region of rough, pristine beauty, with abundant flora, fauna and marine life.
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"New butterflies are not discovered very often in the U.S. because our fauna is relatively well-known," Warren said.
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That protective instinct has the potential to extend to those creatures' wider ecosystems, including other, perhaps less charismatic, fauna.
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Get enough, and you can proceed to the next screen of highly detailed and delightfully drawn fauna and flora.
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By painting Fauna, George begins the process of dehumanization he'd done with past women — he captures and controls her body.
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However, the movie never made it to theaters — Fauna suspects her grandfather, George, squashed it using his remaining political clout.
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"Short-term river color staining with iron salts presents no hazards for people and river fauna," according to the statement.
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Until then, check out some more photos of Flora and Fauna, Editions: To learn more about the artist click here.
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He refers to abstraction as 'faddish' and laments the fact that Fauna had to grow up with such "simple" minds.
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The three-day drive ends with a welcome sign bearing the name of the Cameroonian Ministry of Forestry and Fauna.
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This may have been true in the 10th century, but today the country's wild fauna are not doing as well.
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And for those who are more about flora than fauna, Google Lens can also help identify different types of plants.
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George is the one who invited Fauna to L.A. in the first place after she learned of her true heritage.
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Jimmy is Pat's adoptive parent; she accepted Fauna after the Hodels rejected the girl for apparently having a Black father.
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Many are in theory protected under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).
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These fossils were first found in Central Otago on the South Island of New Zealand among the St. Bathans fauna.
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It was a space where New York City residents were exposed to exotic flora and fauna like kumquats and figs.
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Economics aside, why can we not recognize that a greater diversity of flora and fauna enhances our quality of life?
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The shipment contained shark species protected by the Convention in International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna.
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But Glenn, for one, has witnessed firsthand the devastation that these bushfires have wrought on the native flora and fauna.
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Margaret Renkl es columnista de opinión que escribe sobre flora, fauna, política y cultura en el sur de Estados Unidos.
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The U.N.-backed I.P.B.E.S. is to flora and fauna what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is to the atmosphere.
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And the landowners — the American public — are growing increasingly intolerant of actions that kill off the native flora and fauna.
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In the next room, participants watch as the native flora and fauna come to life in a simulated Arctic tundra.
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Nearly all of that flora and fauna is concentrated in Cross River State in the country's southeast corner, abutting Cameroon.
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But two hotel rooms, and no lectures about the species of birds or the variety of fauna in Point Reyes.
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It's not just the topography of the landscape that gives this meat its flavour, the flora and fauna help too.
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While she was alive, the Mother named various species of fauna in Auroville after values she believed its residents must demonstrate.
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The Ark's website showed video of the artists — who are never credited onboard the Ark — making replicas of extinct mega-fauna.
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The secrets of Fauna Hodel's (India Eisley) existence are officially out: She is not half-Black, as she'd always been told.
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He insisted she be named Fauna, pulled from a poem by the Robinson Jeffers (that's where he got Tamar's name, too).
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Likely he was responsible for shutting down the 1991 movie about Fauna Hodel's life starring Alfre Woodard, called Pretty Hattie's Baby.
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When he tries to kill Fauna in this episode, attacking her at the "happening," Jay intervenes, brandishing his fearsome combat skills.
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In this episode, Jay tells Fauna that George's big crime was that he operated an illegal abortion clinic in Los Angeles.
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Jay jokes about being a "sad ghost" who's lost his "joie de vivre," and Fauna picks at a slice of pie.
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Fauna & Flora International plans to work with marketing firms and communication specialists to find solutions geared to human psychology, she says.
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In general its characters and humor that are as overstated as the hyper-saturated flora and fauna that populate its world.
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The series is called One Day She'll Darken, and it's a true crime story based on the autobiography of Fauna Hodel.
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Greek gods like Eros appear along with followers of the Roman Bacchus, while Egyptian flora and fauna mingle in the patterns.
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While the mass culling has sparked outrage among animals rights activists, waging war on its fauna is nothing new for Australia.
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To protect incense trees, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora restricts trading in agarwood.
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Fauna is only 16 and relatively unable to do anything about all of this, but it seems she has no choice.
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Using the drone would obviously not impact any of the local vegetation on the ground, or any of the local fauna.
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The park itself hosts four separate river systems, six major landforms and an incredible number and variety of flora and fauna.
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Cats may be domesticated but they are still furry predators, incredible killing machines, and they can cause havoc to native fauna.
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Achieving a neutral net outcome for species numbers cannot be considered acceptable if weighing wild fauna against relatively homogenous domesticated species.
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The pots, depicting local flora and fauna, were pretty, if not exceptional, and sold to tourists passing throughout the central desert.
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Then we got so close to the surface of a pond I could practically touch the water fauna and fish inside.
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Extinct for about 10,000 years, the heavily muscled species once Hulk-smashed its way through South American fauna in the Pleistocene.
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"It would be incumbent upon us to now do the same thing to all of the fauna that exists," he said.
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Some clearly evoked the flora and fauna of Art Nouveau; others recalled the brash, geometric shapes of Cubism and Art Deco.
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This means that they can study the last generation of dinosaurs as well as the flora and fauna that survived them.
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The brothers (and the audience) find a few surprises there, a handful of colorful secondary characters and some arresting nonnative fauna.
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This tropical region — rich in history, a riot of flora and fauna, and lousy with cruise ships — promises the good life.
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Like Bartram, she was once a Northerner dazzled by the frenzied flora and fauna here, but that was a decade ago.
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The event took place inside of The Spheres, a glass-encased orb filled with exotic fauna adjacent to Amazon's Seattle headquarters.
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Fauna learns that her mother, George's daughter Tamar, lives in Hawaii, and that the family considers her to be mentally ill.
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Los científicos intentan encontrar maneras para que el mayor acceso a la electricidad no implique la desaparición de la fauna local.
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As Fauna tracks her family, she also unearths the suspicions about her grandfather's possible role in the Dahlia and other murders.
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The director Patty Jenkins met and befriended Fauna Hodel, author of a memoir, "One Day She'll Darken," about her difficult youth.
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The developers also have plans to reintroduce native flora and fauna to the park that were present prior to Dutch colonization.
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Unfortunately, that gave them no means of escape when the island was submerged and all its flora and fauna were wiped out.
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Fauna owes her life to Jay, first of all, and they also now know that there's something deeply wrong with George Hodel.
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The 226-year-old museum focused on India's flora and fauna, conservation and environmental education, and was especially popular with school children.
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The other works that fill out the Garden Paradise exhibition tie into the flora and fauna that one might associate with paradise.
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The unexpected fauna included red shrimp, brown mussels, pink fish with undulating tails, and dense stands of tubeworms with bright red plumes.
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Charles and Camilla will depart Cuba on Wednesday after visiting the country's south coast to learn more about local flora and fauna.
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This dramatic escarpment has everything from winding mountain passes to streams, local fauna and cave paintings which are thousands of years old.
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They also show that her universe with its exotic fauna is in the best way, a cousin to that of George Lucas.
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That's exactly why I watch TV. Pat/Fauna quickly does the math, discovering that her grandfather is none other than George Hodel.
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Aborigines were administered under flora and fauna laws until then and remain far behind most people in literacy, health and economic standards.
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It's a lovely boat ride through the world of Pandora, offering flora and fauna that you're sure to recognize from the movie.
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Bondi Beach in Sydney, Australia isn't particularly well known for its wildlife, unless you count kale juice drinking gym junkies as fauna.
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Dja, a largely undisturbed UNESCO World Heritage Site, contains an abundance of flora and fauna the Baka have relied upon to survive.
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Back on the ground in the Kasigau Corridor, this environmental framework has already changed the landscape for flora, fauna and humans alike.
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Disney World once had a separate theme park on a private island called Discovery Island that was focused on birds and fauna.
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In 1976, the park was renamed Discovery Island and was meant to be a relaxing destination to view exotic birds and fauna.
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Chris Pine, as Jay, a journalist who clings to Fauna (India Eisley) for his own reporting, may be the show's strongest asset.
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When it ended only 11,700 years ago, mega-fauna like saber-toothed cats had died out while humanity had inherited the Earth.
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" Ms. Olupona said her abstract, Afrocentric designs, some incorporating fantasy fauna and futurist imagery, "suggest ways in which we can differentiate ourselves.
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The game focuses on the life of a sleepy wombat exploring Australian bushland, discovering all kinds of flora and fauna along the way.
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Criminal syndicates that smuggle flora and fauna often take advantage of porous borders and corrupt officials, transporting illicit cargo at an industrial scale.
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Fauna Hodel, played by India Eisley, really was given up for adoption to a Black family and raised believing she was mixed race.
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Fauna is a curious girl, and Jay is interesting, too, but they are far more intriguing as a team than on their own.
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These public domain images belong to an archive of more than 55 million pages of literature about earth's species of flora and fauna.
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Walmadany (Image: Damian Kelly)"The tracks provide a snapshot, a census if you will, of an extremely diverse dinosaur fauna," Salisbury told Gizmodo.
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Where the artist added an iridescent glaze, the shapes are transformed into efflorescent flora and fauna that appear to concomitantly expand and contract.
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The haunting "Pilot" reveal confirms the unknown man Fauna spoke to earlier in the episode at a random desert rest stop was George.
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On Sunday, Planet Earth II broadcast its "Grasslands" episode, which dove into all the lovely flora and fauna of the planet's grassy plains.
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The Hyphenated Lives series includes mutated fauna and flora that manifest as creatures subverting their prescribed roles as icons of nationhood and state.
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Japanese paper parasols adorned with flora and fauna motifs in the beginning of the show transformed into oversized velvet lampshades at one point.
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The series will tackle the true story of Fauna Hodel as the search for her birth mom leads her down a dark path.
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Anytime you see it, deep or light, in the flora or fauna of the British countryside, a sense of ease fills the soul.
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The Endangered Species Act, first passed in 2628, is considered a success globally, surpassing protections for flora and fauna in many other countries.
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From eucalyptus trees to ring-necked pheasants and zebra mussels, introduced species often compete with native flora and fauna for habitat and food.
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But the Steinhardt Museum of Natural History places special emphasis on the flora and fauna indigenous to the Holy Land and Middle East.
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The European eel is classified as critically endangered by the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES).
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But it was only a few years ago that I learned she had also made detailed studies of her surrounding flora and fauna.
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Like colonial codices, her paintings function as literal and cultural maps, delineating borders and capturing aspects of the landscape, including flora and fauna.
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Twilight Fauna stayed busy in 2017, releasing a full-length and a split with Evergreen Refuge, while Green Elder released a full-length.
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The Endangered Species Act, first passed in 85033, is considered a success globally, surpassing protections for flora and fauna in many other countries.
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There are also more oddball events, such as incidents involving wandering bears and bison — both of which ended badly for the runaway fauna.
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"There's a greater understanding of how special — and how fragile — it is," Mr. Dean said of the flora and fauna in the park.
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Famous for its exceptional flora and fauna, the peninsula does not resemble anyplace else in Russia, or many other parts of the planet.
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Over the centuries, rats have followed humans to every continent except Antarctica, often with disastrous consequences for native flora, fauna and even humans.
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Wilderness areas provide habitat for wildlife (flora as well as fauna), serve as migration corridors for many species, protect watersheds and store carbon.
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Like most of the islands in the archipelago, travelers there must abide by strict rules in order to protect the flora and fauna.
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From the first prototype, he was set on juxtaposing paper with big data and creating a world teeming with unique flora and fauna.
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Their demise heralds profound shifts in Iceland's weather patterns, water flows, flora and fauna, volcanic activity and land mass, according to the IMO.
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One of the key conventions is the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), which protects them.
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In Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve, which it is a part of, you can find pumas, foxes, llamas, reptiles and other animals.
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Here we see two examples of the crucifixion alongside delicately rendered flora and fauna: birds of paradise, deer, and the biblical apple tree.
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