Definitionn. a chemical agent that is added to a chemical mixture to counteract the effects of impurities
Last update: September 3, 2015
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Vultures are represented by only one species, the turkey buzzard, which is the universal scavenger of the fields, and until recent years even of the cities, and has always been protected by custom and the Laws of the Indies. [Please select]
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The Adjutant, being a first-class scavenger, is allowed to go where he pleases, and so this one never flinched. [Please select]
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It will do for a beginning--the small end of the wedge of my scavenger's business. [Please select]
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[Illustration: THE MONGOOSE IS A SCAVENGER OF THE WORST TYPE, FEEDING ON RATS AND MICE AND SNAKES, AND EVEN POULTRY. [Please select]
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_--This wolf was basically a scavenger who subsisted for long periods on the remains of old carcasses. [Please select]
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33) had made them unless there was evidence to the contrary as with 1053, the scavenger. [Please select]
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2 days, and each wolf in 1059's pack had the lowest rate (except for 1053, the scavenger) of one deer per 14. [Please select]
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[15] Figures for this animal are so low because she was basically a scavenger. [Please select]
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One of these is the smaller white scavenger vulture (_Neophron ginginianus_), which is probably the ugliest bird in the world. [Please select]
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The two commonest vultures of the Nilgiris are the scavenger and the white-backed species. [Please select]
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There are the kite, the scavenger vulture, the common myna, and a number of others, but these are the exceptions which prove the rule. [Please select]
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