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Zebra's Hiccups by David McKee, 2009-09-01
A Dangerous Compromise (Zebra Regency Romance) by Shannon Donnelly, 2001-06-01
Little Zebra (Noisy Jungle Babies)
The Cat's Bracelet (Zebra Regency Romance) by Jessie Watson, 1998-06-01
Think Rather of Zebra; Dealing with Aspects of Poverty Through Story by Ruby K. Payne (Author) Jay Stailey (Author), 1998-10-01
Lady of Scandal (Zebra Historical Romance) by Tina Gabrielle, 2009-09-01
Ice Station Zebra. Heron edition by Alistair Maclean, 1973
First Come the Zebra by Lynne Barasch, 2009-07-01
Zebert The Rainbow Striped Zebra by Janice Beier, 2009-08-03
An Undomesticated Wife (A Zebra Regency Romance) by Jo Ann Ferguson, 1994-10-01
Zebra and Other Stories by Chaim Potok, 2000-09-12
Like No Other (Zebra Splendor Historical Romances) by Melanie George, 2000-04-01
One Real Cowboy (Zebra Debut) by Janette Kenny, 2007-03-01
Noble Cows and Hybrid Zebras: Essays on Animals and History by Harriet Ritvo, 2010-11-29

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Humoras - ZEBRA
Anekdotai, humoras, tostai, konkursai.
http://linksmas.zebra.lt/
Poslovna Darila | Promocijska Darila | Zebra Graphic D.o.o.
Nudimo vam poslovna in promocijska darila.
http://www.zebra.si
Zebra Shark - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Encyclopedia article that discusses this animal.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra_shark

Extractions: Stegostoma varium Garman, 1913 The zebra shark Stegostoma fasciatum or varium ) is a species of carpet shark and the sole member of the family Stegostomatidae . It is found throughout the tropical Indo-Pacific , frequenting coral reefs caudal fin Zebra sharks are nocturnal and spend most of the day resting motionless on the sea floor. At night, they actively hunt for
ZEBRA SHARK PHOTOGRAPHS
Contains several pictures of this animal.
http://www.elasmodiver.com/zebra_shark_2.htm

Extractions: Shark Pictures HOME THE FIELD GUIDE SHARK PICTURES ... PROJECT DEEP SHARK SHARK DIVING SHARK DIVING EXPEDITIONS SHARK DIVING 101 SHARK DIVING HOTSPOTS DIVE OPERATOR DIRECTORY ... THE SHARK TOUR CONSERVATION SHARKS U NDER THREAT PREDATORS IN PERIL ACTIVISTS SAVING SHARKS SHARK BIOLOGY SHARK FACTS FOR KIDS GLOSSARY OF TERMS RESOURCES SHARK NEWS SHARK LINKS SHARK PEOPLE SHARK BOOKS WEB STUFF ADVERTISE CONTACT INFO ABOUT ELASMODIVER SHARK TALK ... BIO OF ANDY MURCH Not just Shark Pictures: Elasmodiver contains photos of sharks, skates, rays, and chimaera's from around the world. It began as a simple web based field guide to help divers find the best places to encounter different species of sharks and rays but it has slowly evolved into a much larger project containing information on all aspects of shark diving and photography. There are now more than a thousand shark pictures and sections on shark evolution, biology, and conservation. There is a large library of reviewed shark books, a constantly outdated shark taxonomy page, a monster list of shark links, and deeper in the site there are numerous articles and stories about shark encounters. Elasmodiver is now so difficult to check for updates, that new information and pictures are listed on an Elasmodiver Updates Page that can be accessed here: WHAT'S NEW?
Zebra Shark Photo, Zebra Shark Photos, Phillip Colla Natural History Photography
Contains many pictures of this shark.
http://www.oceanlight.com/lightbox.php?x=zebra_shark__shark__animal
Deep Sea Waters, Ocean Animals, Sea News, Underwater Explorations, Deep Sea Life
A picture, and description of special features.
http://www.deepseawaters.com/deep_sea_zebra-shark.htm

Extractions: Scientific Name: Stegostoma Fasciatum Description This fairly docile species grows to at least 2.4m in length, and possibly up to 3.5m. Juveniles less than 70cm in length are brown with narrow yellow to white bars and blotches (this is why they are called a Zebra Shark). These markings change as the animal grows into an adult and the bars are replaced with a covering of dark brown spots on a background of yellow-brown, hence their other common name, the Leopard Shark. Only the adults have the characteristic spotted pattern. The Zebra Shark has large pectoral fins, two close-set, dorsal fins and a very long caudal fin that lacks a ventral lobe. It is a slow-moving species that has 5 gill slits and strong ridges running lengthwise along the upper side. Diet The Zebra Shark feeds mainly on small fish, crustaceans and molluscs and mostly at night
Zebras: Natural History Notebooks
Contains a picture and a short description of this animal.
http://www.nature.ca/notebooks/english/zebra.htm

Extractions: Home Mammals More Mammals African Buffalo African Elephant African Wild Ass African Wild Dog American Badger American Bison American Marten American Mink American Pika American Red Squirrel Arctic Fox Arctic Hare Arctic Wolf Asian Elephant Asian Lion Baboon Bactrian Camel Beluga Big Brown Bat Bighorn Sheep Black Bear Black-footed Ferret Blue Whale Bobcat Bowhead Brown Rat Canada Lynx Cheetah Chimpanzee Common Muskrat Cougars Coyote Duck-Billed Platypus Eastern Chipmunk Eastern Grey Squirrel Eland Ermine Fin Whale Gaur Giant Anteater Giant Armadillo Giant Panda Gibbons Giraffe Gorillas Greater Kudu Grey Whale Grizzly Bear Hairy-Tailed Mole Harp Seal Hippopotamus Hoary Marmot Hooded Seal House Mouse Humpback Whale Indian Rhinoceros Jaguar Kangaroos Killer Whale Koala Least Weasel Lemurs Leopard Lion Malayan Tapir Mediterranean Monk Seal Mongooses Moose Mountain Goat Muskox North American Beaver North American Elk North American Porcupine Northern Elephant Seal Northern Flying Squirrel Northern River Otter Ocelot Orangutan Ord's Kangaroo Rat Oryxes Peary Caribou Polar Bear Pronghorn Przewalski's Horse Pygmy Hippopotamus Raccoon Red Fox Richardson's Ground Squirrel Sable Antelope Sea Otter Sei Whale Snow Leopard Sperm Whale Spotted Hyena Star-Nosed Mole Striped Skunk Tarsiers Tasmanian Devil Thinhorn Sheep Tiger Vancouver Island Marmot Walrus Warthog West Indian Manatee White Rhinoceros Wildebeests Wolf Wolverine Woodchuck Yak Zebras Plains zebra
Zebra | Index Data
Zebra is a fulltext and free-text indexing and retrieval system that conforms to ANSI standard Z39.50. It is very good for indexing and searching highly structured data such as MARC records, and GILS records. The Zebra server is freely available for noncommercial applications.
http://www.indexdata.dk/zebra

Extractions: Dan Mullineux, LMS Tech Lead, Talis. Zebra is a high-performance, general-purpose structured text indexing and retrieval engine. It reads structured records in a variety of input formats (eg. email, XML, MARC) and allows access to them through exact boolean search expressions and relevance-ranked free-text queries. Zebra supports large databases (more than ten gigabytes of data, tens of millions of records). It supports incremental, safe database updates on live systems. You can access data stored in Zebra using a variety of Index Data tools (eg. YAZ and PHP/YAZ ) as well as commercial and freeware Z39.50 clients and toolkits. Zebra is free software, available under the GPL license. It may be used by anyone without charge. If you wish to incorporate Zebra into a commercial software distribution, please contact us about alternative licenses. Notice: Optional, commercial support is available for Zebra.
Nuorod� Katalogas - ZEBRA
Interneto vartai su WWW buveini katalogu.
http://www.zebra.lt/a-z/
ZEBRA Paštas
Nemokamas internetinis ir POP pa tas.
http://www.zebra.lt/pastas

Extractions: Dažni klausimai Savitarnos svetainė Kontaktai Pasirinkite Privačių klientų aptarnavimo skyriai Verslo klientų aptarnavimo skyriai Aptarnavimas telefonu Bendrovės kontaktai Pagalbos centras Visa informacija Namams Verslui Teo Privačių klientų aptarnavimas tel. Verslo klientų aptarnavimas tel.
�em�lapiai - ZEBRA
Lietuvos em lapis ir pagrindini miest em lapiai.
http://maps.zebra.lt/
Zebra On-line - Strona G��wna
Oferuje akcesoria i maszyny biurowe, sprz t do prezentacji, papier, etykiety, koperty, d ugopisy.
http://www.zebra.waw.pl/

Extractions: Bior�c pod uwag� wszelkie problemy natury logistycznej, programistycznej, oraz czysto handlowej oddajemy do PA�STWA r�k produkt maksymalnie uproszczony, kt�ry jak mamy nadziej� odpowiada idealnie PA�STWA aktualnemu zapotrzebowaniu. Platforma ZEBRA ON-LINE to katalog on-line, to sklep internetowy on-line, to elektroniczny obieg dokument�w i najr�niejsze mo�liwo�ci, kt�re wi�� si� z przyj�tym przez nas
L46 - Hypancistrus Zebra - Zebrawels - Zebraharnischwels - Imperial Pleco Andere
Claas Schriefer informiert ber Herkunft sowie die Haltung und Zucht im Aquarium.
http://www.hypancistrus-zebra.com/

Extractions: L46 - Hypancistrus Zebra - Zebrawels Auf dieser Seite m�chte ich euch einmal etwas �ber die Haltung und Zucht des L-46 (Hypancistrus Zebra) erz�hlen. Meiner Meinung nach einer der sch�nsten L-Welse, die bisher aus S�damerika importiert worden sind. Vielleicht sogar der Sch�nste :) Damit ihr euch hiervon auch selber �berzeigen k�nnt hab ich ein paar Bilder in der " L46 Galerie ". Leider sind die Zebrawelse jedoch vom Aussterben bedroht. Jedenfalls in ihrem Heimatbiotop dem Rio Xingu in Brasilien. Mehr dazu erfahrt ihr unter " L46 Allgemeines ". " L46 Haltung " und Zucht sind bei diesen Welsen relativ unkompliziert. An die Wasserwerte und Wasserqualit�t stellen die L46 nicht so hohe Anspr�che wie so manch anderer Wels. Wenn man sie allerdings gezielt z�chten m�chte, sollte man auf eine ausreichende Wasserqualit�t achten. Es ist dann auf eine ausreichende Filterung und regelm��ige Teilwasserwechsel zu achten. Au�erdem sollte man hierf�r die Wassertemperatur im L46 Becken m�glichst hoch halten. Bei mir sind es im Sommer ca. 29-30�C. Durch die hohen Au�entemperaturen auch mal knapp �ber 30�C. Der Zebrawels bevorzugt solche Temperaturen. Allerdings darf man hier nicht vergessen auf eine ausrechende Sauerstoffversorgung zu achten. Die Zebrawelse sind sehr Sauerstoff bed�rftig und gerade bei hohen Temperaturen kann nur wenig O2 im Wasser gel�st werden. Aus diesem Grund versorge ich meine L46 �ber einen Diffuser, der am Wassereinlass eines Au�enfilters befestigt ist, mit Sauerstoff. So wird durch den Au�enfilter st�ndig Luft ins Becken der Zebrawelse gepustet.
U-he.com - Zebra
, technical overview, screenshots, download area and purchasing information about this synth that combines subtractive and additive synthesis.
http://www.u-he.com/zebra/
Zebra - Assistance For Foreigners In Austria
Center for medical, legal and cultural assistance for foreigners in Austria. Information about services, links and contacts.
http://www.zebra.or.at/index-eng.htm

Extractions: We are a NGO who is working with migrants and refugees ZEBRA-Care-team offers: ZEBRA- Health-team offers: Assistance in family problems Assistance in health problems Therapies for victims of torture and persons traumatized during the war Therapies for single persons, pairs, families and groups Counsel by family planning Mediation from medical treatments
ZBirds Aviary - Zebra Finches
Breeder page with information on care, breeding, genetics, colors, diet, housing, and terminology.
http://www.zbirds.com/index.html
Poultry Egg Hatching Incubators From WireLink USA
List of available birds.
http://www.wirelink.com/zebrafinch/
L46 - Hypancistrus Zebra - Zebrapleco - Imperial Pleco - Zebraharnischwels And O
Details the keeping and breeding of the Zebrapleco.
http://www.hypancistrus-zebra.com/indexenglish.html

Extractions: L46 - Hypancistrus Zebra - Zebrapleco Welcome to my L46 homepage. On this side I would like to tell to you something about the keeping and breeding of the L-46 (Hypancistrus zebra). In my opinion one of the best looking L-number Plecos which have been imported from South America so far. Maybe even the prettiest :) Nevertheless, unfortunately, the Zebraplecos are threatened by the extinction in their home biotope the Rio Xingu in Brazil. More about this you get to know under "universal". Keeping and breeding this Pleco are relatively uncomplicated. To the water values and water quality the L46 do not put so high claims like quite a lot of other Plecos. If u wish to breed them, however u should pay attention to a sufficient water quality. U need a good and sufficient filtering system and a regular partial water change. In addition, one should keep the water temperature in the L46 tank pretty high. In my tank i have in the summer approx. 29-30�Ce. Due to high outside temperatures sometimes also briefly more than 30�C. The Zebrapleco loves such temperatures. Indeed, here one may not forget to pay attention to an sufficient oxygen level. The zebrapleco need very much oxygen and with a high temperature there can only be solved very little O2 in the water. That's why I supply my L46 with oxygen over a "Diffusor" (vague?) which is fastened to the water admittance of an outside filter. Thus air is puffed by the outside filter constantly in the tank of the zebraplecos.
Product Configurator - Quotation Software - Blue Zebra
Specialist in lean front office consultancy and software providers.
http://www.blue-zebra.com/
Cloth Diapering - Cloth Diapering Products And Resources
Manufacturer and retailer of handcrafted cloth diapers and cloth diapering accessories. Includes testimonials, a gallery, and contact information.
http://www.zany-zebra.com

Extractions: Home Contact Us About Us Testimonials ... View Cart Cloth Diapering - Cloth Diapering Products and Resources Buy Cloth Diapers Now "These...are...AMAZING! I can't believe the way you make these applique ideas of mine come to fruition. If I wasn't already sitting on the floor w/ DD diving into them, they would've knocked me on my butt. They're just so beautiful. These will be SO loved and well-used (and not parted w/ until they're pried from my cold, dead hands after all my babies and grandbabies are done w/ them :) This was the BEST day!" Erika V, Hayward, CA We love everything about cloth diapering and want to share our love with you! Sit back, grab your favorite drink and let us show you how wonderful cloth diapering can be. Unsure about cloth diapers? Let us show you why cloth diapering is far superior to disposable diapering! New to cloth diapering?

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