Mustelodon
Mustelodon is an extinct carnivore, which belongs to the family Viverravidae, a group of stem Carnivoramorpha. This genus contains only one species, M...
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Mutaling
Mutaling is a popular Zerg unit combination in Starcraft.General Strategy:Mutaling involves making mutalisks as your gas income allows, and spending e...
Muwata of imam anas bin malik
Muwata OF MALIKMalik bin Anas, a Muslim jurist, he was called briefly the Imam of Madina his full name Abu Abdullah Malik bn Anas in bin Malik bin Ami...
Muzaffarabadmachli
Muzaffarabadmachli abbottabadi is a species for the dubious genus of agnathan fish Muzaffarabadmachli, that lived in Pakistan during the Cambrian.Desc...
Muzz (talent manager)
Muzz is the stage name of Michel Adam Jarmuz. Muzz is one of the former owners of AMJ Concerts in Arizona, and was the first manager of the band The F...
My Epsilon
My Epsilon was a band from the Detroit rock scene. The band started with the disbandment of the pop-punk outfit Too Close To Nothing. John who was pla...
My Own Planet
My Own Planet Recordings was an independent record label owned by Michelle Van Valey and founded by Van Valey and Chris Peterson, that released Clodho...
Myopia Myth
Myopia Myth is a term coined by myopia prevention proponent, Donald S. Rehm, in the controversial book, The Myopia Myth to describe what he claims is ...
Myron Evans
Myron Wyn Evans (b 1950), is a Welsh chemist, most notable for his claims to have developed a theory unifying general relativity,quantum mechanics and...
Mysterious duality
In theoretical physics, mysterious duality, introduced by , concerns similarities between M-theory and del Pezzo surfaces. More specifically there is ...
Mythical species erasure theory
The Mythical Species Erasure Theory is the speculation created by author/occultist S Rob: real name Simon Robson: that Cynocephaly and some other bein...
Nacht Der Tanz
A Nacht Der Tanz (German: Dances of the Night) was a post romantic orchestral composition style created by Joel Kass. Although earlier works for this ...
Nader Ezzeddine
Nader Ezzeddine is holder of a PhD in Genetics and Molecular Biology from the University of Montpellier, Medical School (France).For over 8 years betw...
Nakh (Bible acronym)
Nach (also Hebraicized Nakh) is an acronym for NeVi'im (Prophets) and (Writings); the latter is transliterated as Ktuvim or Ksuvim. The word is derive...
Nam cheez jaga
Nam cheez jaga is the brain game, plays in Pakistan and many other countries. In this game minimum two players are needed, and there is no limit for m...
Namibia Business Innovation Center
The Namibia Business Innovation Center (NBIC) is the result of an initiative by the Polytechnic of Namibia. NBIC’s vision is to create an independent ...
Nancy Rechcigl
Nancy A. Rechcigl is a specialist on ornamental plant protection and phytopathology. She was born in Morristown, NJ and is married to soil scientist J...
Nancy Verrier
Nancy Verrier is an American psychotherapist, author, lecturer and adoptive parent. She is perhaps best known for work in the areas of adoption and ad...
Nancy White (field hockey)
Nancy Pitkin White Lippe is a former field hockey player from the United States. She was part of the United States Olympic team that did not attend du...
Nang Jang
Nang-jang (refinement of perception) is the name given to a visionary text of the Tibetan Dzogchen tradition, in which the Dzogchen master, Dudjom Lin...