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61. The clinical research part of this project aims to observe the clinical effect of tortoise plastron as an enrichment of kidney on aplastic anemia which falls into the category of deficiency of Yin.

62. Because what Zeno hadn't seen is that the tortoise does not escape the destiny that weighs upon Achilles - its step too gets shorter and shorter and it never arrives at the limit either.

63. The ventral part of shell of a turtle or tortoise.

64. Aeschylus, a famous Greek playwright,(www.Sentencedict.com) died after and eagle dropped a tortoise on his bald head.

65. The tortoise never, ever stopped until he came to the finish line.

66. It can occur in any species, but seems to be prevalent in Geochelone Pardalis, the Leopard tortoise.

67. Tortoise worship is originated from animal worship and procreation worship.

68. Held up in between two human fingers, this amazing two-headed African Spurred Tortoise is a rare sight to behold - and even evolutionist Charles Darwin would struggle to explain its unique deformity.

69. The paradidymis is longer and larger than the one of Central Asian Tortoise that may be in relation to the sperm development and reproduction.

70. Arava, the disabled tortoise is using her new set of wheels to get around in more ways than one.

71. I take good care of my pet budgie and tortoise, and they love me too.

72. A tortoise which is losing weight to the extent that it is approaching the danger line should be taken out of hibernation and artificially sustained for the remainder of the winter.

73. Objective : To identify the commercial Chinese medicines turtle shell and tortoise plastron.

74. Principle 4 : Average work load ( Equalization ). We should work like the tortoise in the race.

75. The tortoise had been the pet of Robert Clive, the famous British military officer in colonial India around the middle of the 18th century[sentencedict.com], a local minister in West Bengal state said.

76. Common Snapping Turtle introduces our country as a tortoise being used for food since upper end of the century from USA, at present, distributes 15 provinces city , harbours amounts 400,000 or so.

77. At Twenty-Nine Palms, Calif., for example, the Marines built a desert tortoise research and rearing center in 2005 to help the soft-shelled babies avoid predation by ravens.

78. "Thousands of people just want a tortoise and will buy them, no questions asked, " Rick Wilton, owner of a legal tortoise-breeding facility, told the Daily Mirror.

79. The giant tortoise lives the longest of all animals, including humans.

80. The Pine Tree project has completed extensive environmental impact studies to monitor and protect threatened and endangered species including the desert tortoise and the Mojave ground squirrel.

81. But scientists have now discovered a sabre-toothed beast that feasted on leaves and stems some 260 million years ago in Brazil - and looked more like a tortoise than a feared predator.

82. Like the desert tortoise burrowing to regulate its body temperature, earth integration of the building insulates, and also conveys a message of resource conservation.

83. While other bugs may change color due to external circumstances like temperature, the Panamanian tortoise beetle is one of the few creatures known to control its own color changing.

84. Some inlay experts in seventeenth century France and Spain added valuable materials like shiny mother-of-pearl or tortoise shell to the detailed wood inlay.

85. Small tortoise: Went abroad, I just can turn " chelonian into " , such won't somebody bullies me!

86. Tortoise is an auspicious animal that the magnifico used it for chop in ancient time.