Index     Readme           by Object      by Attribute      by Value

object	attribute	value
Rhododendron.	A killer of the countryside	http://www.offwell.free-online.co.uk/rhododen.htm
Tadpole_shrimp.	Action	http://www.ukbap.org.uk/UKPlans.aspx?ID=617
Oxford_ragwort.	Affect on horses	http://www.horsedata.co.uk/Ragwort.htm
Fish.	Anatomy	http://floridafisheries.com/Fishes/anatomy.html
Spider.	Anatomy	http://www.museums.org.za/bio/spiderweb/anatomy.htm
Water_quality.	assocation	Conserve.
Conserve.	assocation	Water_quality.
Living_organism.	Biological_process	http://www.informatics.jax.org/searches/GO.cgi?id=GO:0008150
Bee.	Bombus terrestris and lucorum	http://www.bumblebee.org/terr.htm
Bee.	Bombus vestalis, UK distribution	http://www.bwars.com/frames/main/resources/target_species/maps/spring03maps/Bombus%20vestalis.GIF
Bracken.	Bracken management	http://www.rspb.org.uk/countryside/farming/advice/farmhabitats/bracken/index.asp
Starfish.	Calcite crystal eyes	http://www.doesgodexist.org/MayJun03/EyesInTheirStars.html
Climate_change.	Cause	Carbon dioxide emissions
Human.	causes	../biodiversity/climate_change.
Living_organism.	Classification	http://bio.ltsn.ac.uk/imagebank/search/BLists_MetSystamatic.aspx?Bparam=MetSystamatic
Marine_mammal.	Classification	http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cetacea
Mollusc.	classification	http://tolweb.org/tree?group=Mollusca&contgroup=Bilateria
Insect.	Classification	http://www.kendall-bioresearch.co.uk/class.htm#insecta
Arthropod.	Classification	http://www.museums.org.za/bio/arthrop.htm
Fungus.	Classification	http://www.museums.org.za/bio/fungi/index.htm
Living_organism.	Classification	HTTP://www.museums.org.za/bio/life.htm
Lepidoptera.	Common name	Butterflies and Moths
Hymenoptera.	Common name	Wasps, bees and ants
Tadpole_shrimp.	Conserve.	100
Living_organism.	Context	Habitat
Hairy_wood_ant.	Current status	http://www.ukbap.org.uk/ukplans.aspx?ID=309
Toxin.	definition	http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/english/To/Toxin.html
Parasitism.	definition	Predation without killing host
Rabbit.	description	Article from The Helix Number 36, June/July 1994 About a hundred years ago, an amazing fence was built in Western Australia to keep the rabbits out of the wheat fields. It Geraldton in the north. The two-metre high fence was made of wire, and still stands today although its proved useless at keeping out the rabbits. Its reported that there were so many rabbits heading west that they simply climbed over the fence on piles of their own dead! So, why is it such an amazing fence? To find the answer, youd have to take a flight with Peter Schwerdtfeger, Professor of Meteorology at Flinders University (South Australia). He and his team have flown west many times, to view from close-up the interesting changes that have taken place on either side of the fence. Incredible as it seems, rainfall has increased east of the fence and decreased west of the fence. Even though the fence has been a failure at keeping out rabbits, the WA government has maintained the fence as a State Barrier Fence. It serves as the boundary between the heavily cleared and intensively farmed croplands on the west from the native vegetation on the east. The shallow rooted crop plants in the farmed areas dont transpire as much water as the more deeply rooted native vegetation to the west. The native vegetation, a large area of which is trees, also creates greater convection (upward moving air). Convection and water vapour are two important ingredients for the formation of rain. Its an important observation because it clearly demonstrates that widespread clearing of the land can lead to a reduction of rainfall, and alter regional weather patterns and ground hydrology.
Virus.	description	Although they reproduce, they can only do so only by entering a host cell and making use of its machinery for replication. Viruses are bits of genetic material, apparentlyderived from their hosts. Thus, as Margulis and Schwartz (1988) put it, the polio and flu viruses are probably more closely related to people, and the tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) to tobacco, than polio and TMV are to each other
Bracken.	description	An unusual fern that is tolerant of dry conditions, propagating vegetatively to form large stands, 2 to 3 metres tall, which are unpaletable to grazing animals and outcompete heathers with their shade
Hairy_wood_ant.	description	http://www.arkive.org/species/ARK/invertebrates_terrestrial_and_freshwater/Formica_lugubris/
Coconut_crab.	description	http://www.szgdocent.org/ff/f-robcrb.htm
Bombardier_beetle.	description	http://www.wcsscience.com/bombardier/beetle.html
Prion.	description	Prions are pathogenic variants of proteins that are naturally produced in nerve cells and certain other cells. The normal healthy prions are referred to as PrPc 0roteinaceous infectious particle and so should properly only be applied to the pathogenic variants. RNA that codes for PrPc is produced in the nucleus and exits via the nuclear pore. The RNA then passes along ribosomes attached to the rER. PrPc is formed in the rER and then progresses up through the Golgi. At the upper face of the Golgi, vesicles containing PrPc bud off and travel to the cell surface. Here, they fuse with the cell membrane and so discharge their cargo at PrPc. By this means, the cellular proteins come to sit on the exterior of the cell. PrPc encounter rogue (purple) prions. These are termed PrPsc (sc stands for scrapie, the prion disease of sheep). The rogue prions seem to force the normal proteins to change shape. Both types of protein, the PrPc and their corresponding prions, are the same chemical - just different shapes. It is this shape-flipping which is equivalent to the transmission of infection. Such a conformational shift or flip could happen at the cell surface or in caveolae (one is shown as a small invagination in the cell membrane). Residual PrPc might continue to be flipped by contact with the rogue confomations for some time in these vesicles. Prions polymerise, finally appearing as purple fibrils in the picture at P. PrPsc is resistant to degradation by the enzymes contained in the lysosomes that are seen floating nearby. Consequently, PrPsc accumulates in the cell. PrPsc vesicles may also travel to the Golgi and intercept PrPc that is being processed there. In this way, PrPc particles could be switched to the rogue form before they reach the surface of the cell. By such mechanisms, PrPc might be switched to PrPsc at various points in and on the cell. It must be emphasised that prion biology is not fully understood and much remains speculative
Oxford_ragwort.	description	Yellow flowered member of the Compositae family, toxic to horses and not native to the UK
Spitting_cobra.	Details	http://www.forestry.sarawak.gov.my/forweb/wildlife/fauna/reptile/bscobra.htm
Broad_bean.	Details	http://www.museums.org.za/bio/plants/fabaceae/vicia_faba.htm
Nematode.	Diagram	http://creatures.ifas.ufl.edu/nematode/soil_nematode_fig1.htm
Parasitism.	Discussion	http://www.ento.vt.edu/~sharov/PopEcol/lec10/predat.html
Grey_squirrel.	Displaces	Red squirrel
Aardvark.	Drawing	aardvark_big.gif.
Arthropod.	Drawing	crayfish.gif.
Beetle.	Drawing
Rabbit.	Environmental impact	http://www.csiro.au/communication/rabbits/qa2.htm
Number_of_legs.	Example	Arachnid.
Drowning.	example	Archer_fish.
Jointed_legs.	Example	Arthropod.
Constriction.	example	Boa constrictor
Exotoxin.	example	Bombardier_beetle
Negative_tourist_value.	example	Bracken.
Number_of_legs.	Example	Centipede.
Negative_genetic_value.	example	Escaped cultivars, or transgenics
Constriction.	example	Fungus.
Not_unique.	example	Grass
Endangered.	example	http://www.enchantedlearning.com/coloring/endangered.shtml
Symbiosis.	example	http://www.wildflowers-and-weeds.com/weedsinfo/Centaurea_spp.htm
Number_of_legs.	Example	Human.
Number_of_legs.	Example	Insect.
Large_range.	example	Japanese_knotweed.
No_popular_appeal.	example	Mosquito
Toxic.	example	Oxford_ragwort.
Endotoxin.	example	Parasitic wasp
Drowning.	example	Pitcher_plant.
Invasive.	example	Rabbit.
Negative_ecological_significance.	example	Rhododendron.
Endotoxin.	example	Spider
Hairy_legs.	example	Spider.
Entanglement.	example	Spider.
Exotoxin.	example	Spitting_cobra
Entanglement.	example	Sundew.
Not_native.	example	Sycamore.
Oxford_ragwort.	Facts about	http://www.ragfork.co.uk/ragwort.html
Rhododendron.	Family ericaceae	http://www.museums.org.za/bio/plants/ericaceae/
Human.	Flight	Machine assisted
Insect.	Flight	Maybe
Beetle.	Flight	Maybe
Arachnid.	Flight	No
Fish.	Flight	Rare, some gliding
Bee.	Flight	Yes
Mimicry.	Flora in Crete	http://www.tonyhughes3.btinternet.co.uk/crete.htm
Living_organism.	Global threat	Climate_change.
Water_quality.	graphic
Aardvark.	graphic
Alga.	graphic
Animal.	graphic
Ant.	graphic
Mammal.	graphic
Mammal.	graphic
Climate_change.	graphic
Bacterium.	graphic
Bamboo.	graphic
Bee.	graphic
Bombardier_beetle.	graphic
Beetle.	graphic
Beetle.	graphic
Beetle.	graphic
Living_organism.	graphic
Bog_copper.	graphic
Bracken.	graphic
Mammal.	graphic
Butterfly.	graphic
Centipede.	graphic
Spitting_cobra.	graphic
Conserve.	graphic
Crustacean.	graphic
Coconut_crab.	graphic
Coconut_crab.	graphic
Cuttlefish.	graphic
Cuttlefish.	graphic
Human.	graphic
Fire.	graphic
Fire.	graphic
Fish.	graphic
Archer_fish.	graphic
Fish.	graphic
Insect.	graphic
Hoverfly.	graphic
Frog.	graphic
Frog.	graphic
Frog.	graphic
Frog.	graphic
Fungus.	graphic
Mammal.	graphic
Beetle.	graphic
Grey_squirrel.	graphic
Japanese_knotweed.	graphic
Respiration.	graphic
Photosynthesis.	graphic
Arthropod.	graphic
Jointed_legs.	graphic
Legume.	graphic
Protozoan.	graphic
Vertebrate.	graphic
May_bug.	graphic
Mimicry.	graphic
Panda.	graphic
Panda.	graphic
Biological_pathogen.	graphic
Pitcher_plant.	graphic
Plant.	graphic
Predation.	graphic
Primate.	graphic
Prion.	graphic
Rabbit.	graphic
Oxford_ragwort.	graphic
Reptile.	graphic
Mammal.	graphic
Rhododendron.	graphic
Arachnid.	graphic
Spider.	graphic
Stag_beetle.	graphic
Starfish.	graphic
Sundew.	graphic
Sycamore.	graphic
Tadpole_shrimp.	graphic
Movement.	graphic
Virus.	graphic
Giant_water_lily.	graphic
Marine_mammal.	graphic
Zebra.	graphic
Cephalopod.	graphic, octopus
Mollusc.	grapic, limpet tongue
Hairy_wood_ant.	Habitat	../content/ant_wood_hairy.
Conserve.	has_part	Ecological significance, organisms rely on it (11)
Conserve.	has_part	Endangered.
Conserve.	has_part	Genetic value (7)
Remove.	has_part	Invasive.
Remove.	has_part	Large_range.
Animal.	has_part	Legs.
Remove.	has_part	Negative_ecological_significance.
Remove.	has_part	Negative_genetic_value.
Remove.	has_part	Negative_tourist_value.
Remove.	has_part	Not_native.
Remove.	has_part	Not_unique.
Remove.	has_part	No_popular_appeal.
Conserve.	has_part	Popular appeal (10)
Conserve.	has_part	Scientific interest (9)
Conserve.	has_part	Small range (20)
Conserve.	has_part	Tourist value (8)
Remove.	has_part	Toxic.
Conserve.	has_part	Uniqueness (90)
Butterfly.	has_property	Clubbed antennae
Living_organism.	has_property	Excretion
Moth.	has_property	Feathery or filament antennae
Butterfly.	has_property	Fly by day
Living_organism.	has_property	Growth
Spider.	has_property	Hairy_legs.
Arthropod.	has_property	http://insected.arizona.edu/arthroinfo.htm
Living_organism.	has_property	Ingestion.
Beetle.	has_property	Jointed_legs.
Arthropod.	has_property	Jointed_legs.
Living_organism.	has_property	Movement.
Living_organism.	has_property	Nervousness
Legs.	has_property	Number_of_legs.
Living_organism.	has_property	Reproduction
Living_organism.	has_property	Respiration.
Mammal.	has_property	Suckles young
Marine_mammal.	has_property	Suckles young
Plant.	has_type	Alga.
Vertebrate.	has_type	Amphibian.
Living_organism.	has_type	Animal.
Animal.	has_type	Arthropod.
Biological_pathogen.	has_type	Bacterium.
Living_organism.	has_type	Biological_pathogen.
Mollusc.	has_type	Cephalopod.
Orchid.	has_type	Conserve.
Policy.	has_type	Conserve.
Bamboo.	has_type	Conserve.
Predation.	has_type	Constriction.
Cephalopod.	has_type	Cuttlefish.
Predation.	has_type	Drowning.
Animal.	has_type	Echinoderm.
Number_of_legs.	has_type	Eight
Toxin.	has_type	Endotoxin.
Predation.	has_type	Entanglement.
Toxin.	has_type	Exotoxin.
Ingestion.	has_type	External digestion, fungi and blue bottles
Vertebrate.	has_type	Fish.
Insect.	has_type	Fly.
Amphibian.	has_type	Frog.
Biological_pathogen.	has_type	Fungus.
Legs.	has_type	Hairy_legs.
Fly.	has_type	Hoverfly.
Primate.	has_type	Human.
Grey_squirrel.	has_type	Invasive
Sycamore.	has_type	Invasive
Biological_pathogen.	has_type	Invisible to naked eye
Legs.	has_type	Jointed_legs.
Predation.	has_type	Larger_size
Vertebrate.	has_type	Mammal.
Mammal.	has_type	Marine_mammal.
Animal.	has_type	Mollusc.
Toxin.	has_type	Nerve effect
Sycamore.	has_type	Not_native.
Number_of_legs.	has_type	Over_eight
Predation.	has_type	Pack_behaviour
Predation.	has_type	Parasitism.
Ingestion.	has_type	Photosynthesis.
Living_organism.	has_type	Plant.
Ingestion.	has_type	Predation.
Mammal.	has_type	Primate.
Biological_pathogen.	has_type	Prion.
Biological_pathogen.	has_type	Protozoan.
Policy.	has_type	Remove.
Vertebrate.	has_type	Reptile.
Number_of_legs.	has_type	Six
Reptile.	has_type	Snake.
Echinoderm.	has_type	Starfish.
Predation.	has_type	Toxin.
Number_of_legs.	has_type	Two
Animal.	has_type	Vertebrate.
Biological_pathogen.	has_type	Virus.
Panda.	History	http://www.marymount.k12.ny.us/marynet/Studentwebwork01/Thinkquest/Pandas/html/howendangered.htm
Japanese_knotweed.	History	http://www.marymount.k12.ny.us/marynet/Studentwebwork01/Thinkquest/Pandas/html/howendangered.htm
Gorse.	History and impact	http://dnr.metrokc.gov/wlr/lands/weeds/gorse.htm
Broom.	Image	http://academic.reed.edu/biology/Nitrogen/images/part1/bigFL4.jpg
Giant_water_lily.	Image	http://bio.ltsn.ac.uk/imagebank/search/ImageDesc.aspx?IDvalues=1937
Plant.	Image	http://biodidac.bio.uottawa.ca/thumbnails/catquery.htm?kingdom=Plantae
Red_admiral.	Image	http://mamba.bio.uci.edu/~pjbryant/biodiv/lepidopt/nymph/redad.htm
Zebra.	Image	http://www.alumni.caltech.edu/~kantner/zebras/pictures/ZEBRAS.JPG
Dor_beetle.	Image	http://www.arkive.org/species/ARK/invertebrates_terrestrial_and_freshwater/Geotrupes_stercorarius/
Echinoderm.	Image	http://www.calacademy.org/research/izg/echinoderm/
Bee.	Image	http://www.earthlife.net/insects/images/hymenop/humble1.gif
Bog_copper.	Image	http://www.images.on.ca/JayC/pages/Bog_Copper1.htm
Bug.	Image	http://www.insects.org/entophiles/hemiptera/index.html
Moth.	Image	http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/distr/lepid/moths/usa/mor998.htm
Pangolin.	image	http://www.pangolin.com/PangolinPic.html
Orchid.	Image	http://www.photovault.com/Link/Orders/Flora/Orchids/OFOVolume01.html
Virus.	Image	http://www.rkm.com.au/imagelibrary/index.html
Nematode.	Image	http://www.sidwell.edu/us/science/vlb5/Labs/Classification_Lab/Eukarya/Animalia/Nematoda/
Vetches_and_peas.	Image	http://www.ucl.ac.uk/archaeology/staff/profiles/butler/annbute.htm#cool
Antelope.	Image	http://www.wildlife-pictures-online.com/antelopepictures1.html
Zebra.	Image	http://www.wildlife-pictures-online.com/image-files/xzebtala3.jpg
Oxford_ragwort.	Image	ragwort_photo.jpg.
Fire.	Impacts	Carbon dioxide emissions
Climate_change.	Impacts	Living_organism.
Fire.	Impacts	Living_organism.
Rabbit.	Impacts on biophysical resources	http://audit.ea.gov.au/ANRA/rangelands/docs/tracking_changes/Track_change_impacts.html
Photosynthesis.	Input	Carbon dioxide, CO2
Photosynthesis.	Input	Water, H2O
Rabbit.	Invasive.	90
May_bug.	Ipr	http://bio.ltsn.ac.uk/imagebank/
Legs.	is_part_of	Animal.
Endangered.	is_part_of	Conserve.
Toxic.	is_part_of	Remove.
Number_of_legs.	is_property_of	Legs.
Ingestion.	is_property_of	Living_organism.
Respiration.	is_property_of	Living_organism.
Movement.	is_property_of	Living_organism.
Frog.	is_type_of	Amphibian.
Echinoderm.	is_type_of	Animal.
Mollusc.	is_type_of	Animal.
Vertebrate.	is_type_of	Animal.
Arthropod.	is_type_of	Animal.
Nematode.	is_type_of	Animal.
Bacterium.	is_type_of	Animal.
Spider.	is_type_of	Arachnid.
Insect.	is_type_of	Arthropod.
Crustacean.	is_type_of	Arthropod.
Arachnid.	is_type_of	Arthropod.
Bombardier_beetle.	is_type_of	Beetle.
Stag_beetle.	is_type_of	Beetle.
May_bug.	is_type_of	Beetle.
Dor_beetle.	is_type_of	Beetle.
Fungus.	is_type_of	Biological_pathogen.
Bacterium.	is_type_of	Biological_pathogen.
Protozoan.	is_type_of	Biological_pathogen.
Virus.	is_type_of	Biological_pathogen.
Prion.	is_type_of	Biological_pathogen.
Red_admiral.	is_type_of	Butterfly.
Bog_copper.	is_type_of	Butterfly.
Cuttlefish.	is_type_of	Cephalopod.
Tadpole_shrimp.	is_type_of	Crustacean
Coconut_crab.	is_type_of	Crustacean.
Starfish.	is_type_of	Echinoderm.
Bracken.	is_type_of	Fern
Archer_fish.	is_type_of	Fish
Hoverfly.	is_type_of	Fly.
Gorse.	is_type_of	Gorses_and_brooms.
Broom.	is_type_of	Gorses_and_brooms.
Bee.	is_type_of	Hymenoptera.
Ant.	is_type_of	Hymenoptera.
Predation.	is_type_of	Ingestion.
Photosynthesis.	is_type_of	Ingestion.
Fly.	is_type_of	Insect.
Hymenoptera.	is_type_of	Insect.
Beetle.	is_type_of	Insect.
Butterfly.	is_type_of	Insect.
Bug.	is_type_of	Insect.
Moth.	is_type_of	Insect.
Jointed_legs.	is_type_of	Legs.
Hairy_legs.	is_type_of	Legs.
Gorses_and_brooms.	is_type_of	Legume.
Vetches_and_peas.	is_type_of	Legume.
Broad_bean.	is_type_of	Legume.
Moth.	is_type_of	Lepidoptera.
Butterfly.	is_type_of	Lepidoptera.
Plant.	is_type_of	Living_organism.
Animal.	is_type_of	Living_organism.
Biological_pathogen.	is_type_of	Living_organism.
Fungus.	is_type_of	Living_organism.
Virus.	is_type_of	Living_organism.
Prion.	is_type_of	Living_organism.
Panda.	is_type_of	Mammal
Aardvark.	is_type_of	Mammal.
Primate.	is_type_of	Mammal.
Marine_mammal.	is_type_of	Mammal.
Antelope.	is_type_of	Mammal.
Pangolin.	is_type_of	Mammal.
Human.	is_type_of	Mammal.
Zebra.	is_type_of	Mammal.
Cephalopod.	is_type_of	Mollusc.
Legume.	is_type_of	Plant.
Alga.	is_type_of	Plant.
Pitcher_plant.	is_type_of	Plant.
Sundew.	is_type_of	Plant.
Giant_water_lily.	is_type_of	Plant.
Orchid.	is_type_of	Plant.
Conserve.	is_type_of	Policy.
Remove.	is_type_of	Policy.
Japanese_knotweed.	is_type_of	Polygonaceae
Parasitism.	is_type_of	Predation.
Toxin.	is_type_of	Predation.
Drowning.	is_type_of	Predation.
Entanglement.	is_type_of	Predation.
Constriction.	is_type_of	Predation.
Human.	is_type_of	Primate.
Snake.	is_type_of	Reptile.
Spitting_cobra.	is_type_of	Snake.
Exotoxin.	is_type_of	Toxin.
Endotoxin.	is_type_of	Toxin.
Mammal.	is_type_of	Vertebrate.
Amphibian.	is_type_of	Vertebrate.
Reptile.	is_type_of	Vertebrate.
Fish.	is_type_of	Vertebrate.
Japanese_knotweed.	Japanese knotweed alliance	http://www.cabi-bioscience.org/html/japanese_knotweed_alliance.htm
Fish.	Legs	None
Tadpole_shrimp.	location	One pond
Primate.	makes	Artefact
Legume.	Morphology	http://www.wildflowers-and-weeds.com/Plant_Families/Fabaceae.htm
Moth.	Moths in Ottawa	http://www.heiconsulting.com/dls/07822.html
Hoverfly.	Motion camouflage	http://www.dcs.qmul.ac.uk/~aja/motion_cam.html
Mammal.	movie	bison.mpg (.MPG, Movie)
Snake.	movie	snake.mpg (.MPG, Movie)
Fire.	Movie forest fire progression 0.1 meg	fire.mpg (.MPG, Movie)
Fire.	Movie sun rays 6 meg	http://grab.biol.soton.ac.uk/%7Eoliver/image_files/sun_rays.mpg
Bamboo.	News	../content/bamboo.
Arachnid.	Number_of_legs.	Eight
Spider.	Number_of_legs.	Eight
Centipede.	Number_of_legs.	Over_eight
Insect.	Number_of_legs.	Six
Beetle.	Number_of_legs.	Six
Human.	Number_of_legs.	Two
Photosynthesis.	Output	Biomass
Photosynthesis.	Output	Oxygen, O2
Bee.	Phylogeny	http://www.nhm.ac.uk/entomology/bombus/
Tadpole_shrimp.	Policy.	Conserve.
Hairy_wood_ant.	Policy.	Conserve.
Panda.	Policy.	Conserve.
Sycamore.	Policy.	Remove.
Bracken.	Policy.	Remove.
Oxford_ragwort.	Policy.	Remove.
Rhododendron.	Policy.	Remove.
Ant.	Predatation	http://www.zi.ku.dk/personal/drnash/atta/Pages/lcd.html
Nematode.	Predated_by	Fungus.
Archer_fish.	Predates	Arthropod.
Ant.	Predates	Fungus.
Bacterium.	Predates	Human.
Virus.	Predates	Human.
Prion.	Predates	Human.
Pitcher_plant.	Predates	Insect.
Sundew.	Predates	Insect.
Fungus.	Predates	Nematode.
Pitcher_plant.	Predation	Drowning.
Archer_fish.	Predation	Drowning.
Sundew.	Predation	Entanglement.
Bacterium.	Predation	Parasitism.
Virus.	Predation	Parasitism.
Prion.	Predation	Parasitism.
Toxin.	Related concept	Toxic, as used in Conservation ontology
Bracken.	Remove.	undetermined
Japanese_knotweed.	Remove.	undetermined
Rabbit.	Remove.	undetermined
Cuttlefish.	Sexual mimicry	../content/cuttlefish.
Mimicry.	Sexual mimicry	../content/cuttlefish.
Fire.	Simulation	http://staff.vbi.vt.edu/dana/ca/examples/ffire/index.shtml
Insect.	Skeleton	External
Bee.	Skeleton	External
Arachnid.	Skeleton	External
Beetle.	Skeleton	External
Fish.	Skeleton	Internal
Human.	Skeleton	Internal
Protozoan.	Sporozoan	http://orion1.paisley.ac.uk/courses/Tatner/biomedia/units/prot6.htm
Starfish.	Starfish science	http://www.vsf.cape.com/%7Ejdale/science/science.htm
Hymenoptera.	Subdivisions	http://www.museums.org.za/bio/insects/hymenoptera/index.htm
Human.	synonym	Man
Fungus.	Traps	http://www.biological-research.com/philip-jacobs%20BRIC/fangorg.htm
Ingestion.	Web_interface	http://www.informatics.jax.org/searches/GO.cgi?id=GO:0007631

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