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July 1, 2007
User:Delphile
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Cetacea
New page: =Cetaceans= '''Cetaceans''' are members of the scientific order ''Cetacea'', which encompasses all dolphins, porpoises, and whales. ==Classification== A...
Bottlenose Dolphin
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Bottlenose Dolphin
New page: =Bottlenose Dolphin= The '''bottlnose dolphin''' is perhaps the most well-known species of cetacean, due in large part to their unmatched range and widespread use in theme pa...
Wholphin
Added "wild".
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Wholphin
Revised reference format and added to article.
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Interbreed
Revised reference format and replaced first "such" in sentence two with "these".
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Heterotroph
Revised reference format.
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User:Delphile
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Autotroph
New page: '''Autotrophs''' are organisms that create their own energy independently of other organisms.<ref name="AHAutotroph">The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edit...
User:Delphile
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Heterotroph
New page: '''Heterotrophs''' are organisms that are incapable of autotrophy and rely on other organisms for nutrition.<ref>heterotroph. (n.d.). The American Heritage® Dictionary of th...
Wholphin
Linked to three articles and made minor removals.
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June 30, 2007
June 29, 2007
Paraphilia
Added references section and reference.
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User talk:Delphile
Removing all content from page
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User:Delphile
New page: Articles created by this user: *Interbreed *Wholphin
User talk:Delphile
New page: Articles created by this user: *Interbreed *Wholphin
Interbreed
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Interbreed
Removed list (eh, who needs it) and reverted to a single example of common and exotic hybrids.
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Interbreed
Re-added wholphins.
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Wholphin
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Wholphin
Corrected species name.
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Talk:Wholphin
New page: It would be nice to have some pictures.
Wholphin
Created page.
Interbreed
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Interbreed
Added references section.
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Interbreed
New page: '''Interbreeding ''' occurs when two nonhuman animals of two different species produce offspring. Examples of such offspring include the: *Mule *Wholphin *Liger
Polar bear
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mPolar bear
Corrected typo in line 2.
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Polar bear
Changed to proper category.
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