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a nocturnal reconnoitre of the camp.

nocturnal indris with thick gray-brown fur and a long tail.

A small, nocturnal, chiefly arboreal mammal of the genus Bassaricyon native to Central and South America, resembling the kinkajou but having a nonprehensile tail.

Abstract Objective: To study the effect of T-lymphocytes on hematopoietic progenitors in patients with paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria(PNH).

infection of urinary tract, urinary retention, nocturnal enuresis.Irregular menstruation, hysteroptosis, male sexual dysfunction, pelvic infection.

nocturnal seminal and amnesia;feverish palms and soles;orolingual sore;reddish tongue with little fur;thin and rapid pulse.

If orthopnea causes awakening during the night and is relieved by sitting, it is called paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea.

Recently,many new research progresses have been acquired in the use of NPPV on COPD patients with nocturnal hypoxaemia, respiratory muscle fatigue or sleep apnea syndrome.

Any of several small, slow-moving, nocturnal prosimian primates of the genera Loris and Nycticebus of tropical Asia, having dense woolly fur, large eyes, and a vestigial tail.

An owl is a nocturnal bird, while a sparrow is diunal.

But the battle rages over nocturnal and Sunday work.

Leading are nocturnal safari, Hong Kong British educator and photographer Lawrence Hylton.

Owls are generally nocturnal, and most animals that are nocturnal have a really good sense of hearing.

Now some would " nocturnal" way from the very idea.

Most bats are nocturnal foraging for insects like mosquitos, beetles, and moths.

Humans are generally not nocturnal by nature.

Mice are normally nocturnal and, of course, covered by fur.

The reason most people haven't heard about them is they're nocturnal.

The animals and their nocturnal chirps are beloved in their native Puerto Rico.