Elephants ears

Synonyms False morel Beefsteak mushroom Elephant ears mushroom... 

Bustamante MCC, Cerii MO, Badino AC. (2013) Comparison between average shear rates in conventional bioreactor with Rushton and elephant ear impellers. Chem. Eng. Sci., 90 92-100. 

Riddle, H.S., Riddle, S.W., Rasmussen, L.E.L. and Goodwin, T.E. (2000) The first disclosure and preliminary investigation of a liquid released from the ears of African elephants. Zoo Biol. 19, 475—480. 

Elephants from both populations were identified using characteristic ear markings, venation patterns, tusk features and other distinguishing marks such as a broken tail or scar. Photographic identification files were created for all new elephants and updated as needed for previously identified animals. Calves were identified by their association with known adult females (Moss Poole 1983 Wittemyer, Douglas-Hamilton and Getz 2005 Archie, Moss and Alberts 2006). 

Elephants have conspicuous temporal glands that are unique to these animals. They are modified apocrine structures imbedded in the subcutaneous tissue on each side of the head, midway between the eye and the ear. Male elephants experience an annual rut-like period of heightened aggressiveness and elevated... 

Of course, the definition might not be very useful we could also define the ears of an elephant to be wings, but this would not make elephants fly. What makes this definition interesting is a very simple extension. He also argued that the orbit of an electron around a proton would only be stable if its circumference lit R were an integral number of wavelengths. Thus... 

The Asian elephant is generally the smaller animal of the two species, though there have been a few very large examples recorded. It has a slightly different body shape and much smaller ears in proportion to its body. Its tusks are narrower than those of the African elephant, generally carried only by the males and weighing a maximum of 40 kilograms. Today there are few Asian elephants found outside India. 

Never Eat Shredded Wheat North, East, South, West Do you want to remember the order for tuning the strings on a guitar Try Elephants And Donkeys Grow Big Ears E, A, D, G, B, E... 

Elephant s ear taro Alacasla spp Colocasla spp Philodendron spp 2a Calcium oxalate crystals... 

Figure 3. Hypothetical responses of male elephants at different ages to pre-ovulatory urine that contains an estrous pheromone. The main response of signal detection is flehmen. Additional behaviors may reveai aspects of receiver condition, status, and experience. Behavior one might include "moves away , "vocalize", and "blow". Behavior two might include motionless with ears erect, dig, and suck. Ages are estimates and wouid vary with populations and their histories of human intrusion and poaching.

The tephra layers exposed on the ice fields west of the AUan HiUs were mapped by Dunbar (1995a, b) who also attanpted to date anorthoclase crystals contained within them by the Ar/ Ar method. The outcrop patterns of these tephra layers in Fig. 17.48 demonstrate their linear continuity and the structural deformation of the ice in this area. The same investigators also sampled dnst layers on other ice fields associated with the AUan HiUs, such as the ice around the Elephant and Redding moraines, the Ear Western, Ear Northern, and Meteorite City ice fields, ice adjacent to Carapace Nunatak, and other localities on the margin of the East Antarctic ice sheet in southern Victoria Land. 

Anhydrous fibrous silicas formed in connection with high temperature metallurgical operations were noted as long ago as 1852 by Schnabel and 1859 by Rose. Soft, silky fibers of more than 98% SiO, were classed as aphanitic (invisible) silica, and also known as lussatite. Around 1910. in the mouths of electric furnaces making silicon carbide, a soft spongy gray deposit called elephant s ear" was identified as microfibrous amorphous silica (67). It is likely that all of these were silica W. 

Araceae family plants Dumbeane/ philodendron, jack-in-the-pulpit, elephant s ear... 

---