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ARC
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woodlouse
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some
|
Some woodlouses prefer dead leaves.
| 0.552451 |
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ARC
|
woodlouse
|
some
|
Some woodlouses prefer leaves.
| 0.533024 |
|
WordNet3.0
|
woodman
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A woodman is a common man
| 1 |
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WordNet3.0
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woodpecker
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A woodpecker is a bird
| 1 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpecker is the same shape as most other small birds.
| 0.665756 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
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Woodpecker isa bird.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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woodpecker
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Woodpecker Produces massive damage to the trunk when nesting.
| 0.592098 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
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Woodpecker sounds vary by the material on which the birds peck.
| 0.533585 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
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Woodpeckers also drill holes for nesting and roosting.
| 0.737406 |
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ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers also drum to attract mates and to announce the boundaries of their territories.
| 0.660934 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers also eat larvae, and other birds, plus mammals, eat eggs and adults.
| 0.776426 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
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Woodpeckers also enjoy peanuts.
| 0.234308 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers also have spongy tissue which is called as shock absorber.
| 0.638529 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers also peck at wood to find insects for food and to excavate a nest area in a tree.
| 0.713331 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
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Woodpeckers also use wood and sometimes metal parts of houses as drumming sites.
| 0.408533 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are abundant.
| 0.351176 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are all about their protein, whether from larvae, nuts or seeds.
| 0.732053 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are almost certain to be heard on their continuous quest for insects.
| 0.350387 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are also interesting because they communicate differently then most other bird groups.
| 0.466169 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are an ecologically beneficial group of birds with considerable aesthetic value.
| 0.490184 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are an important part of the forest.
| 0.353355 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are an interesting and familiar group of birds.
| 0.347883 |
||
ConceptNet
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are birds.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are cavity nesters, excavating nest sites in trees.
| 0.825706 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are cavity nesting birds and excavate nesting site in a tree.
| 0.810814 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are easy to spot because their hammering is very noisy.
| 0.428856 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are found throughout the United States.
| 0.550544 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are insectivores that mostly eat ants and grubs.
| 0.844421 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are known to peck open the galls and eat the insects in the center.
| 0.730951 |
||
ConceptNet
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are located in forests.
| 1 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are noisy as they drill and drum.
| 0.58186 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are omnivorous birds that eat seeds, berries, nuts, fruits etc.
| 0.834193 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are primary cavity nesters.
| 0.754413 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are tough birds.
| 0.696336 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are tree-dwelling birds with two toes in front and two in back.
| 0.835603 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are usually easy to watch due to their habits.
| 0.489642 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are very beneficial to our environment.
| 0.336509 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers are well adapted to maneuvering around tree trunks searching for insects and spiders.
| 0.721619 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers begin announcing their territories by drumming on loud objects.
| 0.379698 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers build their nests mostly in trees with tree rot.
| 0.785935 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers busily create cavities in hard snags.
| 0.509866 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can also be a significant source of mortality.
| 0.485452 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can be regular residents in parks and gardens.
| 0.360248 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can cause property damage by drilling holes in wood siding and eaves.
| 0.576204 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can damage some trees.
| 0.582007 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can eat like that, but Starlings hate it.
| 0.26831 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can hear when an insect is hiding beneath bark or in a hollow part of the tree.
| 0.649958 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can peck holes in houses.
| 0.65773 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can pinpoint beetle larvae munching inside a tree.
| 0.637825 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers can turn a tree into veritable swiss cheese as they bore in search of ants and termites.
| 0.548499 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers catch fly insects.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers catch insects.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers cause millions of dollars worth of damage to utility poles annually.
| 0.425824 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers cause problems around homes primarily due to drumming and drilling activities.
| 0.371278 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers change their diets according to what food sources are most abundant.
| 0.694844 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers close eyelids.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers close inner eyelids.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers come in a great variety of shapes and colors.
| 0.495057 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers come to the cactus for habitat.
| 0.351741 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers dig out and feed on larvae in the wood.
| 0.808651 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers do it thousands of times a day.
| 0.240431 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers do occasionally make holes in houses.
| 0.629833 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers drill other holes in the dead trunks.
| 0.577208 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers drum in spring, for the dual purposes of attracting a mate and declaring a territory.
| 0.347051 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers drum, drill, and excavate in wood for many reasons.
| 0.505258 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers eat bugs, sap, fruit, nuts and seeds.
| 0.796196 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers eat food.
| 1 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers eat immature carpenter bees.
| 0.811232 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers eat larvae.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers eat many different food.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers eat nuts.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers eat termites.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers enjoy eating from feeders such as peanut feeders.
| 0.282313 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers enjoy suet, which can be placed in a hanging wire container or mesh bag.
| 0.255783 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers excavate their nests in tree trunks or branches.
| 0.82296 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers exist in every clime of Africa.
| 0.546932 |
||
Waterloo
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers feed mainly on wood-boring grubs, insects, insect eggs and pupae.
| 0.825205 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers feed on insects.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers find food.
| 1 |
||
ARC
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers find the hollow spots in the wood.
| 0.412682 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers forage for favorite meals.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers forage for meals.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) air sacs.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) bird's feet.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) brains.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) breasts.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) cell membranes.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) cells.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) chest cavities.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) chests.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) corpi.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) cytoplasm.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) ears.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) faces.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) flight feathers.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) heads.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) lips.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) mouths.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) nuclei.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
woodpecker
|
Woodpeckers have (part) plasma membranes.
| 1 |
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