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x the history of X
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X the letter x
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Xanthian Sculpture. Part of Lycian tomb at Xanthus.
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Xat of Haida Indians.
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Xenurinæ Xenurus unicinctus (Common Cabassou). Compare illus. under ARMADILLO.
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Xerus. A genus of African squirrels with long tails and coarse hair; ground-squirrels.
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Xylocopa (an American carpenter-bee, Xylocopa virginica), and Nest (a), opened to show cells and eggs.
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xylophne Modern Xylophone.
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xylophone Primitive African Xylophone — a portable Marimba.
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Xyris, the type genus, is made up of the yellow-eyed grasses. Cap-fruited Xyris (Xyris operculata).
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Yankee Doodle.
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Yarn-assorter. The skein having been hung on at s, the pointer (p) indicates the number on the graduated arc (a).
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yarrow A common perennial herb (Achllea millefolium) of fields and pastures… Flowering Spray of Yarrow. Compare TANSY.
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Yashmak as Worn by a Native of Egypt.
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Yataghan.
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Yaupon. (Ilex vomitoria) a, a flowering branch; b, fruit.
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Yawl (def. 1) under Lower Sails.
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yeast Cells of the Yeast of Beer (Saccharomyces cerevisiæ).
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yellow Varieties of Yellow.
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yellow-throat Maryland Yellow-throat. (Geothlypis trichas)
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Yellowhead (Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus).
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yellowlegs Lesser Yellowlegs. (Totanus flavipes)
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yeoman British Yeoman (modern.)
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yew European Yew. f, a single strile catkin; s, a single spray, bearing fruit. (Taxus baccata)
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Yucca 1. Flower of Yucca alofolia, showing (a) the Yucca-moth. 2. Mature Pod of Y. angustifolia, showing constrictions resulting from puncture by the yucca-moth and holes for exit of the larvæ.
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z the history of Z
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Z the letter z
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z_end –1916 F&W dictionary
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zanze African Zanze. (From a specimen in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.)
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zarf turkish Zarf.
