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Clenching Teeth.
Die mysteriösen Aussagen der problematischen Universität, die Studien verwickeln, entstellen Vertraulichkeiten, die über Sequenzen nachdenken, reimen Wasser fortlaufende Strophen, die Phrasen verändern,
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रेसिंग विनोदी जीभ खाली दफ्तरों में फंसे दिमाग के बीमार विचार, बबली टॉलिंग बबलिंग टॉलिंग स्माइल्स, चटपटे दरवाजे खुर, मकड़ियों, मिररिंग मिरर, होफिंग बाउल्स,
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乱暴な腐敗した思考不誠実なおもちゃ非道なオオカミ目立った欠点を艶出しする素人目立った欠点をつや消しているアマチュア激しい咳をする運転手知らされた歌今夜驚くべき目的インフルエンザの小競り合い有名な戦争の戦い整理された.
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French street artist Tilt added his now iconic Teeth Mural to the Christchurch landscape for the Spectrum Street Art Festival. You can find this enormous trio of red lipped mouths opposite the Christchurch Casino.
The machinery inside Sumpter Valley Gold Dredge #3 is all huge. These arcs of steel are several feet in diameter.
Hammie turned three last month. He's never had his teeth cleaned or brushed.
Explore November 22,2008 Highest Position #147
This photo is one of mine that got accepted into New Pennies again this year! New Pennies is my schools Literary Magazine. The photo got accepted and I had done it a few years ago, but seeing as it got in I re-edited it. So here it is!
Here's the original.
WCRC locos are rarely seen with anything other than passenger stock, and with so few Class 33s on the main line, the appearance of 'Crompton' 33029 'Glen Loy' on a Westbury to Woking infrastructure working on 9 January made a notable start to 2014. The load comprised a 'ZOA' crane sandwiched between two 'KFA' support wagons.
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A photo trip to India with Gareth, Frankie and Jarvis.
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Prairie dog’s teeth grow continuously. We get a good look here.
Valles Caldera National Preserve. New Mexico
An oldie that I've never uploaded!! I wish I could group it where it belongs in the stream, about 4 months ago?
Part of the drive mechanism of an old carriage clock. The clock had been stopped for more than one year, but it is now working again thanks to the inspiration of Macro Mondays.
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Contax RX / Oscillo-Paragon 75mm f1,9 / Contax Auto Bellows / Fuji Neopan 100SS / R09 1+25 7min
Smew are small, fish-eating ducks that breed around forest lakes in the taiga zone across northern Eurasia. They are a scarce and declining winter visitor to Britain (c125 individuals), and they are red listed because of a >50% decline. But the decline may be climate related with birds remaining in Europe for the winter, rather than a real decline in numbers. Sometimes a big freeze on the continent results in a larger influx of Smew to Britain.
You have heard the expression as rare as hen's teeth. Well how about duck teeth? This Smew appears to have a complete double set of dentures, top and bottom. But these aren't really teeth, they are serrations of the bill. The cutting edge of the bill is known as the tomium (plural tomia) and in some birds the tomia are serrated to help them catch fish, or snip through grass stems. No extant birds have proper teeth. Proper teeth emerge from the gums and are covered with hard enamel. Animals like lizards, crocodiles and mammals have proper teeth but somewhere during the evolution of birds they lost the ability to produce enameled teeth. Archaeopteryx from the Jurassic had teeth (around 150 million years ago), and fossils of "proper" birds from the Cretaceous (c145 - 66 million years ago) had teeth. But somewhere around 80 million years ago bird teeth disappeared, as they evolved ways round the need for teeth. For example, instead of chewing they grind their food in the muscular gizzard, sometimes swallowing grit to help with this. This shows the hooked bill and serrations on the bill amazingly well for the Smew's piscivorous diet. Alas, I have never managed to photograph the teeth on a wild Smew as they rarely allow close approach. This was a captive individual at Martin Mere but I thought it was too interesting not to post. Here's a photo of a wild drake Smew: www.flickr.com/photos/timmelling/52637951691/in/photolist
note the crooked teeth in the left and right corners from the wisdom teeth that are growing in.there are also enamel filling in the front and in between fillings in the back of the bottom and top.
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