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feces [ˈfiːsiːz] pl n (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Physiology) the usual US spelling of faeces
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procyonis can shed millions of unembryonated eggs in feces daily (4). The source of the current outbreak is still unknown, but Marler said in past instances leafy greens have been contaminated in the fields by cattle, deer or sheep feces, which contain E. One-half of the nitrogen excreted was in the urine and almost all the phosphorus excreted was in the feces. |
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