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European emanating from or pertaining to Europe. European bat lyssavirus see lyssavirus. European beech tree fagussylvaticus. European blastomycosis see cryptococcosis. European brown hare syndrome a highly fatal necrotizing hepatitis caused by a calicivirus, occurs naturally and only in Lepus europeus (European hare) and Lepus timidus (Northern hare). Proposed as a possible progenitor virus for rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus. European buffalo the true buffalo of the Old World (Bubalus bubalis), not the bison. Includes many breeds and varieties. Used for milk, meat and draft. Dark gray to black in color, often with white on the head, tail and feet. Called also Indian buffalo. European cattle breeds include aquitaine blond, belgian blue, brown swiss, central and upper belgian, charolais, chiana, friesian, holstein-friesian, limousin, maine-anjou, marche, piedmont, pinzgau, romagna, simmental, steppe. European chick flea ceratophyllusgallinae. European feedlot see European feedlot. European harvest mite see trombiculaautumnalis. European mistletoe see viscum album. European oak quercusrobur. European rabbit flea European swamp fever European swine fever European yew taxusbaccata. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The development's cutting-edge design is conveyed throughout the home's finishes including kitchens featuring dark stained European oak lower cabinets, etched glass upper cabinetry, white quartzite stone countertops and gray lava stone backsplashes. American white oak is similar to European oak, although due to the many species that share the white oak name, American white oaks vary in color. Six luxurious flats, including four penthouses, have Junckers Wideboard European Oak laid in conjunction with underfloor heating. |
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