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wood duck
Wood ducks have longer legs than most ducks.
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wood duck
Wood ducks have unique nesting habits.
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wood duck
Wood ducks have vary diets.
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wood duck
Wood ducks live in locations.
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wood duck
Wood ducks migrate south for the winter.
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wood duck
Wood ducks migrate south when colder winter temperatures begin to freeze lakes.
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wood duck
Wood ducks migrate to areas.
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wood duck
Wood ducks migrate to breed areas.
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wood duck
Wood ducks molt, or loose feathers, twice a year.
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wood duck
Wood ducks obtain food.
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wood duck
Wood ducks occur throughout the eastern United States and also the Pacific coastal region.
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wood duck
Wood ducks pair up and search for nest cavities.
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wood duck
Wood ducks perch in trees and have longer legs than most ducks.
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wood duck
Wood ducks raise one brood a year.
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wood duck
Wood ducks swallow their food whole and temporarily store it in the crop.
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wood duck
Wood Ducks thrive in bottomland forests, swamps, freshwater marshes, and beaver ponds.
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wood duck
Wood ducks use cavities or nest boxes along larger streams for nesting.
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wood duck
Most
Most wood ducks have diets.
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wood duck
Most
Most wood ducks live in locations.
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wood duck
Most
Most wood ducks migrate to areas.
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wood duck
Most
Most wood ducks migrate to breed areas.
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wood duck
Most
Most wood ducks obtain food.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks feed on grain.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks have chins.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks nest in artificial cavities.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks nest in cavities.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks nest in natural cavities.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks nest in tree cavities.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks use artificial nest boxes.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks use boxes.
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wood duck
some
Some wood ducks use nest boxes.
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wood dust
Wood dust absorbs moisture and aids rust.
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wood dust
Wood dust can cause severe eye irritation.
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wood dust
Wood dust can ignite.
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wood dust
Wood dust exposures and cancer of the colon.
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wood dust
Wood dust is used as an ingredient in many products.
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wood dust
Wood dusts can also cause serious lung problems very similar to pneumonia and fibrosis.
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wood dust
some
Some wood dusts can cause asthma as a specific allergic reaction.
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ConceptNet
wood elf
Wood elf is elf.
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wood elf
Wood Elves differ from the other elves in sacrificing armor for speed.
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wood elf
all
All wood elves have the natural ability to hide and forage.
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wood engraving
A wood engraving is an engraving
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wood engraving
Wood engraving is a relief process involving the carving of lines on the end of a woodblock.
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wood fern
A wood fern is a fern
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wood fern
Wood ferns are a smaller species.
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wood fern
Wood ferns are ferns.
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wood fern
Wood ferns grow from a creeping rhizome.
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wood fern
Wood ferns have leathery, dark green foliage.
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wood fiber
Wood fiber is cellulose.
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wood fiber
Wood fiber is digested by symbiotic flagellates in the gut.
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wood fiber
Wood fiber is mostly cellulose, that is, very long sugar molecules.
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wood fiber
Wood fiber is used more efficiently in osb.
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wood fiber
Wood fiber is wood fiber.
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wood fiber
Wood fibers contain complex hydrocarbon molecules.
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wood fiber
Wood fibers turn into non-toxic dirt and enrich the soil as they decompose.
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wood fibre
some
Some wood fibres function as storage cells.
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wood fire
Wood fire produces fire.
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wood floor
Wood floors are easier to clean than rugs or carpets.
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wood floor
Wood floors are high maintenance in a home.
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wood floor
Wood floors catch less dust and dirt than carpets.
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wood flooring
Wood flooring has a higher insulation value than carpeting.
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wood flooring
Wood flooring is another way to add the natural beauty of timber to any environment.
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wood flooring
Most
Most wood flooring is derived from hardwood trees.
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wood flour
Wood flour is a finely ground wood cellulose.
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wood flour
Wood flour is a readily available resource that can be used as a filler in thermoplastic composites.
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wood flour
Wood flour is also a thickener.
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wood flour
Wood flour is currently the most common wood-derived filler used in the plastics industry.
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wood frame
Wood frames are good natural insulators and allow the greatest flexibility in contours and shapes.
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wood frame
Wood frames can also absorb water and attract small bugs.
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wood frame
Wood frames can attract insects, and they give off gases that are harmful to the photograph.
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wood frame
Wood frames provide the largest choice of colors, shapes and sizes.
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WordNet3.0
wood frog
A wood frog is a toad
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wood frog
Wood frogs adapt to climates.
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wood frog
Wood frogs adapt to cold climates.
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Waterloo
wood frog
Wood frogs are an amphibian species of upland forests.
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wood frog
Wood frogs are ectotherms , and their body temperature closely tracks the outside air temperature .
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wood frog
Wood frogs are ectotherms, and their body temperature closely tracks the outside air temperature.
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wood frog
Wood frogs are one of the first frogs to begin the breeding season.
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wood frog
Wood frogs are poikilotherms and rely on the environment for heat.
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wood frog
Wood frogs are remarkable creatures.
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wood frog
Wood frogs are terrestrial except during the breeding season.
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wood frog
Wood frogs are true frogs.
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Waterloo
wood frog
Wood frogs begin their mating calls while there is snow on the ground and ice in the pools.
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wood frog
Wood frogs breed early in the spring, taking advantage of temporary wetlands.
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wood frog
Wood frogs breed explosively in spring ponds where resident males jostle with each other.
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Waterloo
wood frog
Wood frogs can live north of the Arctic Circle, surviving for weeks in a frozen limbo state.
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wood frog
Wood frogs tend to like forested ponds.
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wood frog
Wood frogs use water.
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ARC
wood frog
Most
Most wood frogs adapt to climates.
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wood frog
Most
Most wood frogs adapt to cold climates.
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wood frog
Most
Most wood frogs use water.
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wood frog
some
Some wood frogs have components.
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wood frog
some
Some wood frogs remain in states.
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wood fuel
Wood fuels are clean, renewable and can be produced in a sustainable manner.
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wood glue
Wood glue is designed to bond wood together.
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ConceptNet
wood glue
Wood glue is located in cabinets.
1
WordNet3.0
wood grain
Wood grain is grain
1
ConceptNet
wood grain
Wood grain is grain.
1
Waterloo
wood grain
Wood grain is what most products made of alternative materials are striving to emulate.
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Waterloo
wood grain
Wood grain produces different surface textures and patterns in the flooring.
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