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beta carotene, vitamin a palmitate added. contains soy *cheddar jack cheese: cheddar cheese (pasteurized milk, cheese culture, salt, enzymes, annatto color), monterey jack cheese (pasteurized milk, cheese culture, salt, enzymes), potato starch and powdered cellulose, natamycin. contains milk milk eggs

fish peanuts wheat soy msg msg nutrition guide **please be advised that shane's rib shack relies on its suppliers to provide accurate information regarding ingredients and allergens for ingredients used in our menu items. the manufacturing facility of our suppliers are not % allergen free and may use...

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pomacea flagellata pomacea flagellata erogata pomacea (pomacea) flagellata (say, ) the central american apple snails species flagellata is highly variable in shape (see shell photographs below) and over variations have been described as separated species in the past. nowadays all this species are recognized

° angle) sutures. in some occasions, the sutures are almost absent, resulting in a smooth spire. the shell lip is often slightly reflected and the umbilicus is narrow and deep. size: - mm wide, - mm high (only slightly higher then wide). there are many variations known of this subspecies, mainly variations...

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reproduction reproductive system overview d anatomy digestion senses nerves respiration circulation reproduction other shell the apple snail has separated sexes (dioecious) and is not a hermaphroditic snail. the differences between the sexes are not visible at the shell colour or patterns, but in several

species, a difference in shell shape has been described. for example in pomacea canaliculata , the aperture (opening) in the male has a rounder opening than in the female because of the large penial complex. this sex-difference is not very well visible and it's not a very reliable to dicriminate on...

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or object in the water. the eggs come out of the snail's body, one by one in a long string that folds up in such way that the eggs are attached to each other in one clutch. at this stage the eggs are small and have a white, translucent appearance. marisa cornuarietis depositing the eggs. day the eggs

slowly enlarge when they take up more and more water and they are more and more transparent. inside the eggs, the little embryos become visible as very small white spots on the walls of the eggs. eggs in a gelatinous mass, days old. day the little embryos can now be seen as small white spots moving...

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bbq beef, bacon & egg open-face sandwiches - my food and family this site requires javascript. please enable javascript in the browser settings and try again. my food and family a. . baker's chocolate caramels claussen coolwhip good seasons jet-puffed kraft barbecue sauce kraft cheese kraft dressing

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not only do eggs help curb and prevent hair loss, but they are also an excellent hair growth aid ( ). table of contents are eggs good for your hair? benefits of eggs for hair which part of the egg is good for your hair?

how to use eggs for hair growth and to prevent hair loss egg hair masks for hair growth are eggs good for your hair?...

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pomacea lineata pomacea (pomacea) lineata (spix, ) the south american ampullarid pomacea lineata is classified under the canaliculata complex . this is a groups af very closely related species which are very variable in size and appearance. shell : the shell of this apple snail species is globose and

relatively heavy (especially in older snails). the to whorls are separated by a indented suture, however less pronounced than in pomacea canaliculata. the shell opening (aperture) is large and oval to round. the size of these snails varies from to mm wide and to mm high depending on the conditions....

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in these harsh conditions. the shell door ( operculum ) / lung combination increases the ability to survive periods of drought not uncommon in swamps and small ponds in dry seasons. the snails bury themselves into the substrate decrease their metabolism and enter a period of aestivation. some genera

animals foraging in habitats where the apple snails live, ignore these eggs: from fish to birds, they all leave them alone. also when apple snail eggs are offered to captive predators, they often try to eat them at first, but refuse them after repeated feeding. apple snail eggs on emerging vegetation...

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(mine is a counter-top model that has a canister which is frozen prior o use, and has a paddle that stirs the mix as the canister freezes it.) would that make a really simple ice cream recipe or would it be too rich or break, or just not freeze well? suggestions?

so, the research begins. after a little cogitating, it came to mind that this seemed that this would come out more like something i had as a child. ice milk. in a rather odd turn, i found almost no recipes for ice milk to base this answer off of. that kind of seemed like a dead end. so instead i put...

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