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  • 81NZH — Naissance 1994, France Pays d’origine France Activité principale Chanteurs, Musiciens Genre m …

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  • 82Natural Zion High — NZH NZH Naissance 1994, France Pays d’origine France Profession(s) Chanteurs, Musiciens …

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  • 83Nzh — Naissance 1994, France Pays d’origine France Profession(s) Chanteurs, Musiciens …

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  • 84Eberron — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Eberron es un escenario de campaña creado por el autor y diseñador de juegos Keith Baker para el juego de rol de Dungeons Dragons. El escenario de Baker fue el ganador del Wizards of the Coast s Fantasy Setting… …

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  • 85achlorhydria — [ā΄klôr hī′drē ə] n. 〚ModL: see A 2 & CHLOR & HYDRO & IA〛 a stomach disorder in which the stomach …

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  • 86hydric — hydric1 /huy drik/, adj. pertaining to or containing hydrogen. [1850 55; HYDR 2 + IC] hydric2 /huy drik/, adj. of, pertaining to, or adapted to a wet or moist environment. [1925 30; HYDR 1 + IC] * * * …

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  • 87holandric — Related to genes located on the Y chromosome. [G. holos, entire, + aner, human male] * * * hol·an·dric hō lan drik, hä adj transmitted by a gene in the nonhomologous portion of the Y chromosome compare HOLOGYNIC * * * hol·an·dric (hol anґdrik)… …

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  • 88isohydric — Denoting two substances possessing the same pH. * * * iso·hy·dric .ī sō hī drik adj having the same or constant pH <isohydric solutions> <cells cultured under isohydric conditions> * * * iso·hy·dric (i″so hiґdrik) maintaining a… …

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  • 89monohydric — Having but one hydrogen atom in the molecule. * * * mono·hy·dric hī drik adj MONOHYDROXY * * * mono·hy·dric (mon″o hiґdrik) containing one atom of replaceable hydrogen …

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  • 90trihydric — Denoting a chemical compound containing three replaceable hydrogen atoms. * * * tri·hy·dric hī drik adj TRIHYDROXY * * * tri·hy·dric (tri hiґdrik) containing three hydrogen atoms that are replaceable by bases …

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