Name game

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ima stuckia!

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ima stuckia!

Not a valid name. It should have read iam stuckia! anyway. And you forget the definition, bacteria causing the writers block. But I restart from the one before, let's be serious everyone:
ilex aquifoliu m or english Holly. The holiday season is finished, but I wouldn't mind a few extra days off

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Aaptosyax grypus

Actinopterygii (ray-finned fishes)

A large fast-swimming predator, feeding on fish of the middle and the upper water levels. Although most common along the Thai-Lao border at the mouth of the Mun River, its numbers have drastically decreased in recent years. This is perhaps due to dam construction or excessive gill netting, to which active pursuit predators, like this species, are particularly vulnerable (Ref. 12693). Undertakes upstream migration at the same time as Probarbus sp. in December-February (Ref. 37770) which may be related to spawning activity (Ref. 9497). Attains over 30 kg (Ref. 9497).

http://filaman.ifm-geomar.de/Photos/PicturesSummary.cfm?ID=16239&what=species

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Didn't anyone spot the mistake?

It's on page 2 right after my post. I used the word Strelitzia Reginae then Victor used the word Orthohepadnavirinae which begins with an O when it should have begun with an E.

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yeh i did just couldnt be bothered pointing it out
Methanocorpusculum
iregular cocci-archea which produce methane (correct me if im wrong cos its ages since i did this)

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Macrochelys temminckii

Alligator Snapping Turtle

Large streams and rivers; impoundments; river swamps

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Ignicoccus islandicus Another archea

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Scenedesmus quadricauda
An algea:

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Aspergillus fumigatus Its a Fun Guy!
(there is a fatal flaw in this game which is that there are standard endings for latin words so we have a limited choice of 1st letteres but hey, we seem to be doing ok)

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Stropharia cubensis

A fungus:

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Saccaromyses cercvisiae
Bakers Yeast
mmmmm......fresh bread

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Entamoeba coli
A protozoan: