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Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez
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rubisco
  15

It is the name of an enzyme found in chloropletes that are able to synthesize their essential metabolites (autotrophea organisms), such as plants. These organisms require light to perform photosynthesis. Ribisco is the apocoptic form of ribulose-1, 5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase. The rubisco is the most abundant prosthetic enzyme in nature and is supernecessary for the transformation of carbonic gas into Oxygen.

  
ciclicamente
  20

The correct term is cyclically, always tilde. It means that it is produced in cycles. It repeats itself equally from time to time. It's periodic, regular, recurring.

  
desenamorarse
  73

It means losing or ending the crush. Withdraw affection for something or someone. Disentize yourself. lose the love or love for someone.

  
anhelada
  63

It means desired, intended, longed for, coveted, coveted, ambitious. You intend to get or you wish ed is to have .

  
latifundios
  19

It means very large and single-owner land. Founded or large-length premises. It's quite the opposite of mini-fundio.

  
tarantines
  22

It means series of hits or cans given with a belt or a strap, or any other blunt element. Straps, fuetazos, rodzos, smacks. physical punishments with something blunt. Horse straps or straps.

  
inquebrantables
  38

It means that you cannot break, break or fail to comply. Infrared. That you cannot break, transgress, rape or violate.

  
guango
  41

Long braid from the hairs of an indigenous woman. It means also loose, lazy. loose, wide, wide.

  
byssus
  14

It is most indicated in Biso Spanish. In Latin it means sea silk or sea silk. It is the name of a natural fiber that is extracted from molluscs such as mussels or nacra.

  
ajuarié
  19

Inflection of squirming . It means equipping everything you need. It can be used as a synonym for protecting, caring, protecting.

  
sondrar
  9

The correct term is to probe. It means figuring out, inquiring, asking, sounding, searching.

  
býsios
  20

It was the name of the seventh month in the Delphi calendar.

  
tostel
  30

In Costa Rica it is a generalized name for all kinds of confectionery products such as biscuits and cakes.

  
cladosictis
  12

It was a class of extinct mammal that lived in the Miocene and aquatic customs. It had a certain resemblance to the chigueiro or capybara, although its denture was carnivorous. He allegedly fed on fish.

  
chalicotherium
  20

It means pebble beast. Its name is due to the appearance of its molars. It was a prehistoric mammal that lived in the Oligocene. He was a ramonador.

  
camptomus
  15

It means delicate mouse or pretty mouse. It was a small prehistoric marsupial that lived in the Late Cretaceous.

  
tephrodornis
  17

It means bird or ashtray bird or ashtray. It is the name of a genus of birds, which belong to the family Vangidae. They are known as ceni hundred.

  
coelognathus
  16

You mean hard-jawed. Jaw like a box. It is a type of snake that lives near the Himalayan mountains. They're not poisonous.

  
tanygnathus
  23

It means long-jawed. It is a genus of parrots in the family Psittaculidae and live on the islands of Southeast Asia.

  
tchagra
  13

It is the name of a genus of birds that belongs to the family Malaconotidae. They are known as slobs. Most species are colorful and males perform striking courtship displays.

  






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