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Lumachelle - Wikipedia
Lumachelle (also known as lumacell, lumachel, or "lumachella") is a sedimentary rock containing partial to complete bivalve fossils that were accumulated by ... en.wikipedia.org
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Orvieto's Lumachella
It is a traditional bakery product prepared with a dough of flour and warm water, with olive oil, lard, pecorino cheese, pepper, salt and bacon or ham. www.orvietoviva.com
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12 Lumachella Stock Photos, High-Res Pictures, and Images
Browse 12 lumachella photos and images available, or start a new search to explore more photos and images. Yellow lumachella marble, fossiliferous limestone ... www.gettyimages.com
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lumachella
lumachella Min. (l(j)uːməˈkɛlə) Also 8 lumachelli, 9 lumachel, lumachelle, lumachello. [a. It. lumachella little snail, f. lumaca snail. Cf. F. lumachelle.] A dark-coloured compact limestone containing shells which frequently emit fire-like reflections; fire-marble.1784 Kirwan Min. 30 Marbles..which... Oxford English Dictionary
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LUMACHELLE | A Cook Not Mad - Food and Travel Blog
Lumachella means snail, referring to the shape of this savory bread. Found in bakeries around Orvieto, lumachelle are an awesome snack that pair nicely with an ... www.acooknotmad.com
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Lumachella | Forgotten Realms Wiki - Fandom
Lumachella was a rare type of dark brown marble that contained tiny fossilized snails with iridescent shells. A typical price for large quantities of this ... forgottenrealms.fandom.com
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Lumachella Gialla - Production of slabs and tiles - Ziche Marmi
The Yellow Lumachella or Lumachella Gialla is a very porous limestone of Spanish origin. The name Lumachella is due to the presence of some fossils, which in ... www.ziche.com
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Corsi Collection of Decorative Stones - Stones - University of Oxford
Lumachella orientale, from Henchir Kasbat (the ancient Thuburbo Maius), Tunisia · Fossiliferous biosparite limestone. A lumachelle of rolled, predominantly ... www.oum.ox.ac.uk
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Hooded visorbearer - Wikipedia
The hooded visorbearer (Augastes lumachella) is a small species of hummingbird in the family Trochilidae. Endemic to the east Brazilian state of Bahia. en.wikipedia.org
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AURISINA LUMACHELLA Marble | Blocks, slabs prices
The Lumachella marble from Aurisina it is a mixture of white, grey, and black spots, in the form of snail-shaped shells. Rare dark-brown fossil marble ... www.zenithc.com
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Ammolite
The iridescence of lumachella is fragmentary and not nearly as brilliant as that of ammolite. Despite these differences, lumachella may be considered synonymous with ammolite in some circles. wikipedia.org
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蜂鸟是如何与植物协同进化的？｜科普小课堂- · 科普中国网
Sep 9, 2022从上到下依次为：红喉北蜂鸟（Archilochus colubris），角蜂鸟（Heliactin bilophus），赤叉尾蜂鸟（Topaza pella），红尾慧星蜂鸟（Sappho sparganurus），缨冠蜂鸟（Lophornis ornatus），刀嘴蜂鸟（Ensifera ensifera），黄尾镰嘴蜂鸟（Eutoxeres condamini），斑耳冠蜂鸟（Lophornis gouldii），白腹紫耳蜂鸟（Colibri serrirostris），妆脸蜂鸟（Augastes lumachella），火冠蜂鸟（Sephanoides fernandensis），盘尾蜂鸟（Ocreatus underwoodii）；右侧为小编拼图。
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Hyacinth visorbearer
Taxonomy and systematics The hyacinth visorbearer shares its genus with only one other species, the hooded visorbearer (A. lumachella). wikipedia.org
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marble
▪ I. marble, n. (ˈmɑːb(ə)l) Forms: α. 3–7 marbre, 4 maubre, 5 marbir, 6 marber, marbyr. β. 3–5 marbel, 4 merbel, -ul, 4–5 marbil, 4–6 marbyl, -ul, 5 marboll, -ole, -elle, -ylle, -ulle, -ille, merbyl, 5–6 marbill, -yll, -ull, 6 marbell, 4– marble. [ME. marbre, marble, a. F. marbre, (OF. rarely marble... Oxford English Dictionary
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Santa Pudenziana
The columns of Lumachella marble. The relief (1599) above the altar is by Pier Paolo Olivieri and depicts Adoration of the Magi. wikipedia.org
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