“The fact that the age of many B. rosea shells exceeds 200 years is unexpected given the widely stated fragility of brachiopod shells.”

“Bryozoan and trilobite fragments, brachiopod spines, turrilepadid plates, and multiplacophoran spines are silicified.”

“This incidentally was also a time of cosmopolitan brachiopod and fish distribution.”

“When the brach started this from its lair, he shot it with his bow, in which he had placed a full sharp arrow.”

“The Dupuy brach is slender and has a narrow muzzle, as if it had some harrier blood in its veins.”

“As he elsewhere, it might appear, calls him brach, Hanmer's reading harlot would seem to have been the poet's word.”

“When the brach started this from its lair, he shot it with his bow, in which he had placed a full sharp arrow.”

“The Dupuy brach is slender and has a narrow muzzle, as if it had some harrier blood in its veins.”

“As he elsewhere, it might appear, calls him brach, Hanmer's reading harlot would seem to have been the poet's word.”

“The brachidium is a structure which supports the lophophore, the feeding organ of brachiopods.”

“These include trilobites, clams, soft bodied and hard-bodied sponges, sea cucumbers, sea lilies, worms, snails, brachiopods, jellyfish, etc.”

“Billingsella in contrast has a laminar secondary shell characteristic of other, quite distinct, groups of articulate brachiopods.”

“Cut a tree with braches from brown construction paper and glue it onto black paper to create a background for the owl prints.”