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Scale
* All scales start as eggs that are laid underneath the mother scale.
* Most scales are about the size of a pin head or slightly larger
  - have a hook on the end and do damage to fish
* Some scale insects infest roots
  - scales also reside on leaves and fruit
* Some scales are hemispherical in shape, while others are oval and flat
  - the sum of positive responses to items on a questionnaire
  - possess three or four ISOs
* affect evergreens, fruit trees, shade trees, and many ornamentals.
* also allow snakes to move
  - feed on trunks and stems of plants
* are a kind of shelter for the seed
  - neccesity when flying birds of prey
  - type of work
  - an attribute of justice personified
  - bits
  - flat plates of epidermal tissue one cell thick and several to many cells wide
  - for measuring the weight of foods such as fruits, breads, backed goods, and meats
  - fundamental to conveying information in a graph
  - hierarchical , with each tone having a certain rank in the overall pecking order
  - indicators
  - instruments
  - layered in rows on the fish's body, much like shingles on a roof
  - leafs
* are located in bathrooms
  - butcher shops
  - cabinets
  - delis
  - doctors
  - labs
  - music stores
  - post offices
  - reptiles
  - machines
  - made of keratin
  - merely folds in the epidermis, while feathers and hairs develop from follicles
  - musical notation
  - one of the ways in which cultures differ quite strongly from one another
* are present in the skin
  - on bases of dorsal, anal and caudal fins
  - proportion
  - shiny, overlapping, and contain small plates of bone
  - solid objects
  - some of the most important insect pests affecting conifer trees and shrubs in Colorado
  - standards
  - unusual insects in appearance
* are used for balancing
  - measures
  - rankings
  - to measure
  - usually hard-bodied insects without visible legs or means of movement
* attack the leaves of pineapple plants, which weakens the plant.
* bear a milky iridescent sheen which has given rise to common and scientific names.
* become sexually mature and mate in the spring.
* can also mean the size of an area being studied
  - be a breeding ground for microorganisms
  - look more like a disease than an insect
  - weaken a plant, causing yellowing or stunted growth, and eventually death
* cause damage by sucking the juices from the plants.
* classical, solid, static concept.
* come in a variety of sizes, shapes and colors.
* contain anthocyanin pigment and when in water absorbs chlorophyll making it look green
  - pigments that give snakes their colors and patterns
* cover the bony shells of turtles.
* defines the dimensions of the measurement frames used in a sampling protocol.
* fall out, leaving pits on fish's hide.
* feed by sucking plant sap
  - on sap by piercing the leaf or stem with their mouthparts and sucking
* fraction of map to real distance.
* grow continuously and wear, but are never fully shed
  - in long sheets
* help keep reptiles from drying out, and are thus an adaptation to terrestrial life.
* insects Red scale and soft brown scale can be a minor problem
  - Scale insects are sap suckers like aphids
* insert their piercing-sucking mouthparts into the plant and feed on the juices.
* involves a change in dimensions.
* is all the same since everything is atoms
  - also a function of movement
* is an important factor in data usage
  - part of understanding and working with natural resources
  - as aspect of size, numbers, and even time
  - constant along all straight lines radiating from a particular geographic location
  - everything in the global auto business
  - how big the print is
  - important in the use of pattern
  - in pixels per unit
  - something that is manageable and that has efficiencies built into it
* is the arrangement of tones within an octave
  - element that most affects the layout of a graph
  - extent of reduction, expressed as a ratio, to represent the Earth's surface on a map
  - proportional reduction from full size to model
* is the ratio between model size and full size
  - of distance on a map to corresponding values on earth
  - reduction needed to display a representation of the Earth's surface on a map
* is the relationship between a distance portrayed on a map and the same distance on the Earth
  - distances on the map and distances in the 'real world'
  - size relationships of the shapes, objects, text or images in a design
  - term used to describe the size of a miniature item
  - what the art of architecture is about
* lay head to tail in all bony fishes.
* literally sucks the juice out of the host plant, including apples and stone fruit.
* matter of hiding things in order to cover more material.
* means that the planets have the right size relative to each other
  - to climb up something or to remove in thin layers
* measure our weight using kilograms.
* measuring device.
* occur as localized thickenings of the corneal layer of the epidermis.
* plays an important role in entropy.
* possess antennae and are characterized by reduced legs.
* problem with many houseplants.
* provide nourishment to bulbs.
* range in size from the size of a poppy seed to the size of a split pea.
* refers to both space and time
  - extension in time and space
  - quantity, both relative and absolute
* refers to the range of sizes over which a landscape pattern is detectable
  - relationship of distance on photographs or maps to the actual ground distance
  - what a given distance on the map represents on the ground
* represents the ratio of a distance on the map to the actual distance on the ground.
* seem to be removed from the eyes as greater depths of colour and spatial relationship appear.
* serve a very important function of external protection, sort of like armor.
* spend most of their lives underneath a covering feeding on the same spot of the plant.
* suck the sap from the trees and thus cause branches to die and sometimes kill trees.
* sucking insect and can be easily distinquished from cold damage.
* system or series of marks used for measuring or registering.
* tend to gravitate toward a single pitch, indicating the tonic pitch
  - thrive on stressed plants
* tiny bug with a waxy outer covering.
* vary in appearance depending on age, sex, and species.