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71Buffon’s kob — pelkinis ožys statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Kobus kob angl. Buffon’s kob; kob vok. Moorantilope rus. болотный козёл; коб ryšiai: platesnis terminas – vandeniniai ožiai …
72Kobus kob — pelkinis ožys statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Kobus kob angl. Buffon’s kob; kob vok. Moorantilope rus. болотный козёл; коб ryšiai: platesnis terminas – vandeniniai ožiai …
73Konrad Kob — (* 24. Januar 1835 in Lyck; † 2. Mai 1892 in Berlin) war ein deutscher Richter und Abgeordneter. Leben Kob besuchte das Gymnasium Lyck und studierte Rechtswissenschaft an der Albertus Universität Königsberg. Im Wintersemester 1853/54 wurde er wie …
74zlȍkōb — ž 〈I i〉 ekspr. knjiš. zla kob …
75Creutz|feldt-Ja|kob disease — «KROYTS fehlt YAH kob, kop», a degenerative brain disease of middle and late life, caused by infection with a prion: »The scientists had noted that Creutzfeldt Jakob disease causes changes in brain tissue similar to those caused by kuru (Richard… …
76Ja|kob-Creutz|feldt disease — «YAH kob KROYTS fehlt, kop », = Creutzfeldt Jakob disease: (Cf. ↑Creutzfeldt Jakob disease) »It was diagnosed as Jakob Creutzfeldt disease, and there are few recorded cases of it. Something about a galloping degeneration of the nerve cells. The… …
77Mrs. Gray’s kob — nilinis ličis statusas T sritis zoologija | vardynas taksono rangas rūšis atitikmenys: lot. Kobus megaceros angl. Mrs. Gray’s kob; Mrs. Gray’s lechwe; Nile lechwe vok. Weißnacken Moorenantilope rus. нильский личи; суданский козёл ryšiai:… …
78Kobus kob — noun an orange brown antelope of southeast Africa • Syn: ↑kob • Hypernyms: ↑waterbuck …
79Creutz·feldt-Ja·kob disease — /ˈkroıtsˌfɛltˈjɑːˌkoʊb / noun [noncount] medical : a disease of the brain that causes people to lose their memory, to no longer be able to control their muscles, and eventually to die called also CJD …
80Koba — Kob Kob, Koba Ko ba, n. (Zo[ o]l.) Any one of several species of African antelopes of the genus {Kobus}, esp. the species {Kobus sing sing}. [1913 Webster] …
