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A reduction in the number of viable seeds in the soil due to earthworm digestion could be counterbalanced by enhanced germination of the seeds that earthworms egest. We did not find any evidence to support this idea when we compared the germination of egested seeds against those that had not been egested.

"For 35 years Lippmann seemed to do nothing more than ingest the Times every morning, turn it over in his ponderous cud for a few days, and then methodically egest it in the form of a drop of mush on the foreheads of thousands of readers of other newspapers in the days thereafter," he wrote in a 1972 New York magazine article about the New Journalism.

nudus from the same bay in China retained ingested sediment for about a day and were able to egest unassimilated metals (Cd, Cr, Zn) for up to 72 hours.

The square shown at the beginning of this article is one of our favorite double-square solutions, as only a few of its 15 words are uncommon (COLES are cabbages, ERICA is a type of heather, EGEST is the opposite of ingest, and AGORA is, well, the thing that scares agoraphobes).

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As the empty inner core fills with accumulating dense matter, there will be feedback that communicates the time to egest the wastes from the interior of the Sun.

Pushkin's motive for projecting such a carefree writing process is suggested in his earlier "Moemu Aristarkhu" (1815), where those who labor over poetry are talentless pedants who tear out their hair in order to egest verse; Pushkin differentiates himself from the hacks by his effortless writing process.

We can deduce that the cyprinids in this study egest and excrete nutrients at an N:P ratio close to 15.

Mussels filter ambient suspended matter from the water column, sort and process particles, and egest three different types of biodeposits (Dame 1993).

Although the Jurassic troodontid Anchiornis has been recently demonstrated to have egested pellets similar to extant carnivorous birds (most famously documented in owls), this ability was apparently absent in Microraptor, further adding to the evidence that the evolutionary transition from dinosaur to bird was characterized by extreme homoplasy - that is, numerous traits evolved multiple times independently in closely related groups.