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biota /bi·o·ta/ (bi-ō´tah) all the living organisms of a particular area; the combined flora and fauna of a region.
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Today, PLA bottles, which are suitable for non-carbonated beverages, are being used by brands such as Biota Water, Naturally Iowa Dairy and Noble Juice. In Biota, ED PA, 5/31/06, the taxpayer prevailed in convincing a district court that a payment made by an estate was a "deposit in the nature of a cash bond. Meticulous, highly readable coverage explains the difference between hot springs and geysers and details the types of biota that survive in superheated water and give it color. |
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