what is a hermorphadite?
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Some people innacurately use the term hermaphrodite to refer to individuals with ambiguous genitalia. However, true hermaphrodites (people with the tissue for both male and female sex organs) are extremely rare and only a small percentage of people with ambiguous genitalia are true hermaphrodites. More commonly, these people have the genes and internal sex organs of one gender. The external genitalia for that gender has not developed properly due to a variety of causes. People with ambiguous genitalia are sometimes referred to as having intersex condition, but sometimes this intersex condition will not become apparent until puberty
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Argentinosaurus.... thats a dinosaur
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When wandering through a hunter's market in Laos, Robert Timmins of the Wildlife Conservation Society happened upon a previously unknown rodent. Called kha-nyou by locals--or rock rat--the long-whiskered and furry-tailed rodent was reputed to favor certain limestone terrain. Western scientists named it Laonastes aenigmamus or stone-dwelling enigmatic mouse--partially because a live specimen has never been collected--and thought the rock rat represented a new family of mammals. But new research reported in today's Science proves that Laonastes actually represents a fossil come to life.
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My dad used to work at a planetarium and in the gift shop they claimed to sell aquatic "dinosaurs". They were in fact really weird trilobite things. One of them outlived all the others and was like 3 inches long. It was the creepiest thing I ever saw. Maybe they should start mass marketing those instead of the Sea Monkeys. They're far more impressive.
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Cincinnaticrinus Pentagonus\n\nAn ancient Ordovician crinoid from the Cincinnati, northern Kentucky area.
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Sorry, but what is a Hermatocrit?
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xenolith\n\nA piece of foriegn rock enclosed within an igneous rock. The foriegn rock is usually picked up from the walls surrounding the igneous rock and is frozen in place before it has a chance to melt. (=inclusion)
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In zoology, a hermaphrodite is an organism of a species whose members possess both male and female sexual organs during their lives. In many species, hermaphroditism is a normal part of the life-cycle. Generally, hermaphroditism occurs in the invertebrates, although it occurs in a fair \nnumber of fish, and to a lesser degree in other vertebrates.
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I would assume that you're speaking of an Amazonian frog in the rainforests of South America. Although, currently hermaphroditic frogs have been linked with pesticide usage. My suggestion would be to search some website like National Geographic or a university's zoology department. \n\nHave fun searching, and you could always borrow the dvd off someone.
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Hermatypic corals (the ones that form coral reefs) have symbiotic zooxanthellae (unicellular algae) within their tissues; the algae receive protection and housing from the polyps, and enable them to produce their calcareous exoskeleton.\nThere are sea anemones that attach to the dorsum of crabs, marine snails, etc. Thus the anemone "travels free" and the other animal is protected. \nMany species of small fishes and crustaceans shelter beneath the umbella of some jellyfish (read example at the link).
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absolutely...hermaphrodites occur in just about any living organism that has differentiated genders...it's caused by a mix-up in the genetic pattern that determines physical gender differences during gestation/maturation...
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That would be an exoskeleton. Basically a shell on an organism (ants, beetles, most insects), instead of having bone structures such as humans and other mammals
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They are rocks that look like solid rocks, roughly spherical in shape, but when you crack them open or saw them open, you see the inside is lined with Amethyst crystals.  You see them alot in Museum stores or rock shops.  I like to collect them, but the really nice big ones cost a bundle.  Amethyst is the birthstone for February.  Very pretty, semi-precious gem.
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Angelite is a stone found in Britain, Egypt, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Poland and Libya.  Its formed from Celestite that has been compressed over millions of years
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Mariguana is a rare semi-metallic halide mined under the hills of The Netherlands, Mexico, British Columbia, Turkey, Iran and Virginia, primarily by Thracian slaves captured during the Gulf War. Before the 1850s, this ore was known to the ancient Greeks who found it in the rubble of Agean volcanos, as "Fire of Kronos", or "Kronic", due to its luminescent qualities, and the strange way time seemed to slow down when humans were exposed to it. Greek Soldiers believed that The Fire of Kronos was a good luck charm that increased appetite, prevented nausea, and enhanced appreciation of music and sex, and hoplites were known to carry rocks of the ore with them in baggies full of local weeds.
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Yes, its called a Hermaphodite.  \n\nThe sad thing is that majority of them are born in the world occupied Palestinian territory.  I saw a documentary on it with little boys crying.  Why that is, I don't know, but Palestinain woman also have the most children of any woman in the world.
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"Trilobites are arthropods (literally, ‘with jointed limbs’) so they are related to such animals as spiders, scorpions, crabs and insects. Scientists do not agree on which of the modern arthropod groups are the closest living relatives of trilobites, partly because trilobite fossil remains do not preserve sufficient anatomical detail to allow complete comparison with living arthropods."\n\nIt is incorrect to suggets that hoseshoe crabs are THE closest living relative of trilobites. That answer is just plain wrong, and can easily be seen to be wrong by simply pointing out that trilobites and horseshoe crabs lived side by side for millions of years. Horseshoe crab larvae are referred to as trilobite larvae because they have three lobes, hence tri-lobe, nothing whatsover to do with any relationship to the group referred to as trilobites.\n\nHorseshoe crabs belong to the same group as spider and mites. As such it is imposible for them to be any more closely related to trilobites than spiders are. It is commonly belived that chelicerates, the group containing spiders, scorpions and, yes, horseshoe crabs, are the closest living reltive of the trilobites, but horsehsoe crabs are no more closely realted to trilobites than scorpions are.