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CephalopodaWeek'sSpeciesSuccusPharaonisCephalopodPelletsHOMOEOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICASymptomsHomeopathic medicinePigmentBloggers to shareBandensisHomeopathyBoironHPUSSearchJuiceBrownishCuttle FishDrosophilaForward with Flat CapsPhotographs2001RecessiveLiverSinging cowboyPhotographEggsMutant1965ContributionCongestionSuitableExperimentsDosePainsPrompt
Cephalopoda2
- Cuttlebone Morphology Limits Habitat Depth in Eleven Species of Sepia (Cephalopoda: Sepiidae). (thefreelibrary.com)
- The pharaoh cuttle Sepia pharaonis Ehrenberg, 1831 (Mollusca: Cephalopoda: Sepiida) is a broadly distributed species of substantial fisheries importance found from east Africa to southern Japan. (siu.edu)
Week's4
- The theme photograph for this week's Sepia Saturday is to the left - a machine that dispensed lit cigarettes. (transylvaniandutch.com)
- This week's Sepia Saturday prompt of men shoveling the walk following a blizzard in 1888 makes me want to snuggle under a blanket and sip hot chocolate laced with Amaretto. (blogspot.com)
- This week's Sepia Saturday prompt is a group of moustached military men. (blogspot.com)
- I hope you'll deploy to Sepia Saturday to see what my comrades have made of this week's theme. (blogspot.com)
Species6
- The placement of this species in the genus Sepia is also questionable. (wikipedia.org)
- Sepia species that live at greater depths had thicker septa and less space between pillars than did shallow species. (thefreelibrary.com)
- Little is known about S. pharaonis phylogeography, but evidence from morphology and reproductive biology suggests that Sepia pharaonis is actually a complex of at least three species. (siu.edu)
- Phylogenetic analyses including several Sepia species show that S. pharaonis sensu lato may not be monophyletic. (siu.edu)
- Sepia ink is a dark pigment released into water by most species of cephalopod, usually as an escape mechanism. (wordpress.com)
- Sepia ink contains a number of chemicals in a variety of different concentrations, depending on the species. (wordpress.com)
Succus1
- Sepia Succus (Sep), Sepia Officinalis know as Cuttle Fish. (homeoremedy.net)
Pharaonis2
- Phylogeography of the Pharaoh Cuttle Sepia pharaonis Based on P" by Frank E. Anderson, Tooraj Valinassab et al. (siu.edu)
- To evaluate this possibility, we collected tissue samples from Sepia pharaonis from throughout its range. (siu.edu)
Cephalopod4
- Melzner, F (2009): Abiotic conditions in cephalopod (Sepia officinalis) eggs: embryonic development at low pH and high pCO2. (pangaea.de)
- As a first attempt to fill this gap in knowledge, we measured pO2, pCO2 and pH in the PVF of late cephalopod (Sepia officinalis) eggs. (pangaea.de)
- 2008): Growth and calcification in the cephalopod Sepia officinalis under elevated seawater pCO2. (pangaea.de)
- We present data on the cephalopod mollusc Sepia officinalis, an invertebrate that is capable of not only maintaining calcification, but also growth rates and metabolism when exposed to elevated partial pressures of carbon dioxide (pCO2). (pangaea.de)
Pellets1
- Start your review of Boiron Sepia 6c 6C - 80 Pellets - Other Homeopathics! (influenster.com)
HOMOEOPATHIC MATERIA MEDICA1
- Sepia Homeopathic Medicine Personality uses and Side effects: The Sepia has a unique place in the Homoeopathic Materia Medica. (homeoresearch.com)
Symptoms4
- Below are the strongest indications (i.e. symptoms) of Sepia in traditional homeopathic usage, not reviewed by the FDA. (abchomeopathy.com)
- Sepia also helps to improve the portal venous system in directing blood from parts of the gastro-intestinal tract to the liver thereby it increases the function of the liver and helps to restore the balance of ying and yang qi in of portal venous system that helps to increase the liver's carbohydrate synthesis resulting in lessening the symptoms of tiredness, weakness, emotional stress and anxiety. (worldwidehealth.com)
- Physical and emotional symptoms caused by an imbalance of hormones are helped by Sepia. (healthcare-natural.com)
- During drug proving, all these different chemical constituents of sepia act in their individual capacities up on different biological targets during drug proving, produce molecular errors that are expressed through vaious groups of subjective and objective symptoms. (wordpress.com)
Homeopathic medicine2
- Boiron, a worldwide leader in homeopathic medicine, offers Sepia 30C HPUS for the relief of mood swings. (swansonvitamins.com)
- Moreover, Sepia is a specialized homeopathic medicine for women. (homeoresearch.com)
Pigment1
- Sepia ink is an organic pigment consisted on a suspension of eumelanin, and that has several advantages for its use as a promising material for introducing the frugal-innovation in the fields of public health and environmental research: very low cost, non-toxic, spherical shape, moderate polydispersivity, size near large viruses, non-anomalous electrokinetic behavior, low retention in the soil, and high stability. (izon.com)
Bloggers to share1
- Sepia Saturday challenges bloggers to share family history through old photographs. (blogspot.com)
Bandensis1
- S. baxteri is possibly a junior synonym of Sepia bandensis. (wikipedia.org)
Homeopathy2
- In this article, we will discuss how homeopathy remedy--sepia helps to treat endometriosis. (worldwidehealth.com)
- In fact, this homeopathy drug Sepia effectively eliminates several types of diseases. (homeoresearch.com)
Boiron1
- Dispense 5 Boiron Sepia Officinalis granules from the tube and dissolve under the tongue. (vitamart.ca)
HPUS1
- Active Ingredients Sepia 3X to 30X - 3C to 30C HPUS Inactive Ingredients Sucrose lactose The letters HPUS indicate that these ingredients are officially included in the Homeopathic Pharmacopeia of the United States. (influenster.com)
Search1
- The first measurements with SEPIA on APEX show that we really are opening up a new window, including looking at water in interstellar space-SEPIA will give astronomers a chance to search for objectsthat can be followed up at higher spatial resolution when the same receiver becomes operational on the ALMA array," says John Conway, director of Onsala Space Observatory, Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden. (phys.org)
Juice1
- This dry sepia juice (sepia) is easily dissolved in water in all proportions, but in this, its raw state, it is insoluble in alcohol. (homeoint.org)
Brownish1
- Sepia [Sep] is brownish - black substance and is the dried liquid contained in the "ink bag" of the cattle fish, Sepia [Sep] is indicated for Excitable, affectionate, oversensitive, introverted, loves dancing. (homeoremedy.net)
Cuttle Fish1
- We all know, our homeopathic drug sepia is prepared from ink of cuttle fish. (wordpress.com)
Drosophila1
- This study focused to determine linkage between the recessive mutant alleles of yellow body and sepia eyes in Drosophila . (odinity.com)
Forward with Flat Caps1
- decided to continue the theme from my last Sepia Saturday posting on "Forward with Flat Caps" and focus on the men's hats. (blogspot.com)
Photographs2
- Another great example of early sepia-toning are the photographs taken by Julia Margaret Cameron . (sepia.org)
- However, the ardor she possessed for her new found craft and her natural ability to pick and capture the best of her subject matter resulted in some of the most recognized sepia-toned photographs of the time. (sepia.org)
20012
- available online at https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/189273#page/7/mode/1up page(s): 4 [details] original description (of Sepia ramani Neethiselvan, 2001 ) Neethiselvan, N. (2001). (marinespecies.org)
- Bettencourt V, Guerra A (2001) Age studies based on daily growth increments in statoliths and growth lamellae in cuttlebone of cultured Sepia officinalis . (springer.com)
Recessive1
- Are sepia eyes dominant or recessive sex linked traits. (gbz-imperium.com)
Liver1
- Sepia reduces menstrual cramps because it helps to restore the balance of sex hormone during menstrual cycle by increasing the liver function in fat and protein metabolism and balance the levels of fatty acids in the body, thereby, it reduces the over production of certain hormone in the prostaglandins family resulting in lessening the menstrual cramps. (worldwidehealth.com)
Singing cowboy1
- A nice example of a sepia tone photograph of famous TV and movie singing cowboy Gene Autry (1907-1988). (rubylane.com)
Photograph1
- This new method, referred to as sepia-toning , became a staple for photograph developing from the 1860's until the 1920's. (sepia.org)
Eggs1
- Armelle Perrin and Juergen Beusen assisted in collecting Sepia eggs. (springer.com)
Mutant1
- Sepia(3), Multichromosomal Mutant. (carolina.com)
19651
- Instead my devotion to Sepia Saturday takes me back to January 1965. (blogspot.com)
Contribution1
- An excellent memory jolter, I'm sure, and a perfect contribution to Sepia Saturday, thanks. (blogspot.com)
Congestion1
- Sepia is said to heal congestion caused by deficiency of nutrition for women with endometriosis because of the inability of digestive system. (worldwidehealth.com)
Suitable2
- We concluded that sepia ink is a suitable cheap surrogate for exploring transport of pathogenic viruses, bacteria and particulate contaminants in groundwater, and could be used for developing frugal-innovation related with the assessment of soil and aquifer filtration function, and monitoring of water filtration systems in low-income regions. (izon.com)
- People suitable for Sepia are usually, but not exclusively, women. (healthcare-natural.com)
Experiments1
- Electrokinetic determinations and transport experiments in quartz sand columns and soil columns were done with purified suspensions of sepia ink. (izon.com)
Dose1
- there is improvement in her complaints and she developed itching in the dorsum of hand and again SEPIA 0/3 weekly one dose is repeated. (similima.com)
Pains1
- The pains of Sepia are better from continued exercise and return while resting. (homeoremedy.net)
Prompt1
- My first Sepia Saturday and it won't be my last - thanks for a great blogging prompt - and so appropriate for our current heatwave. (blogspot.com)