National Wildlife - translation to spanish
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National Wildlife - translation to spanish


National Wildlife         
US MAGAZINE
National Wildlife Magazine; National Wildlife (magazine); National Wildlife magazine
Publicación americana bi-mensual que se dedica a temas del medio ambiente y fauna silvestre
National Wildlife Federation         
  • The National Wildlife Federation headquarters in Reston
ENVIRONMENTAL ORGANIZATION
NWF; Alaska Youth For Environmental Action; General Wildlife Federation; Nwf.org; Natl. Wildl. Fed.
La Federación Nacional de Fauna Silvestre
national team         
TEAM THAT REPRESENTS A NATION IN A SPORT
Women's national team; WNT (Women's National Team); Selección; National team; Women's National Team; National team (sports); Association football national team; Association football national teams
(n.) = equipo nacional
Ex: He was both the coach of a national team that never lost a match and a club that never won a title.

Definition

NSF
término proveniente de N-ethylmaleimide-Sensitive Factor, utilizado para describir una de las proteinas asociadas al sinaptosoma
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Wikipedia

National Wildlife
Examples of use of National Wildlife
1. Opposes drilling in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
2. The Service manages the '5–million–acre National Wildlife Refuge System, which encompasses 545 national wildlife refuges, thousands of small wetlands and other special management areas.
3. Ditto drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
4. She would drill in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge; Mr.
5. Tom DeLiberto, national wildlife disease coordinator for the U.S.