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It is important not to import excessive detail from the main English Wikipedia. This is the key issue: if a reader wants more detail, they can find it on enWP. But if a reader wants to find a simpler version of something on enWP this is the only place they can go to get it. It is why we were created. The more we look like a mirror site for enWP, the less we are doing our job.
Approximations in science
[edit]Approximations in science are estimates. They may not be based on actual measurements. They may be based on very few measurements. For example, measurements of incomplete fossils, or weight estimates that can never be actually measured. In palaeontology, weight estimates have always given difficulty, and there are no end of authors who have said this. Also, of course, measurements from one or a few individuals do not give the full range of adult sizes in a population. We add to the problem when we use a template to translate it, from one scale to another. In general, it is the height of bad science to present estimates or small samples as exact figures.
Idiomatic language
[edit]This means words which have changed their meaning in common use. The use of 'flop' as in "She flopped onto the bed" is correct usage. "The film flopped at the box-office" is very common nowadays, and is an extension or second meaning of the term. In this sense it means "to fail". 'Box-office' is also idiomatic. It is short for the complete financial earning of a film as compared to its originally planned earnings. "Takings" is another idiom for earnings. Show business, advertising and politics are the main users of idiomatic language. It cannot be entirely avoided, but writers should stay with standard dictionary meanings as far as they can. Be warned that here for once English wiki fails, for it redirects "idiomatic language" to "first language" which is not the same concept. The page to look for on this wiki and En wiki is idiom.
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- A1 road (Great Britain); M25 motorway; Aardwolf; Abduction (logic); Abell 2029; Abell 2142; Abstract art; Acanthostega; Acarina; Accessory (fashion); Acrididae; Acritarch; Acrylic paint; Adaptation greatly expanded; Adaptive immune system; Adapiform; Adaptive radiation; Adelobasileus; Adephaga; Adjustable wrench; Adsorption; Adze; Aestivation; Afar Triangle; Affix; African fish eagle; African linsang; African palm civet; African Plate; Afrotropic; Agathemera; Age of the Earth; Agilodocodon; Agonist; Alanine; Albert Bridge; Aldebaran; Alimentary canal; Allele rewrite, extend; Allometry; Alphabet in Turkish countries edit; Alpine climate; Alpine lake; Altered state of consciousness; Alternation of generations (expansion); Alternative splicing; Alternator; American cordillera; Amoebozoa; Amphipod; Anchiornis; Ancient Greek sculpture; Anapsid; Ancient woodland; Anfinsen's dogma; Anglo-Saxon Chronicle; Anglo-Saxon England; Animal colour; Animal track; Antennae galaxies; Anoxia; Anoxic event; Ankylosaur; Antares; Antbird; Antelope; Anthoxanthum; Anthozoa; Antiarch; Antler; AnzuApatite; Apex predator; Apoica pallens; Apomixis; Apostatic selection; Apostrophe (rewrite); Appendage; Apterygota; Aquilops; Arabesque; Arabesque (ballet); Arboreal; Archaean; Archaefructus; Archaeoceti; Archaeothyris; Archamoebae; Archedictyon; Archimedes' principle (rewrite); Archimedes' screw; Archostemata; Arcturus; Aristarchus of Samos; Argentavis; Aristolochiaceae; Amarna period; Armillaria gallica; Art movement; Art music; Art Nouveau; ASAS-SN-15lh; Ascaris; Ashanti; Ashmolean Museum; Asiatic linsang; Aspen; Aspergillus; Aspergillus flavus; Assembly line; Asterisk; Astrocyte; Atlantic City, New Jersey; Aularches miliaris; Aurornis rewrite; Australasia; Australasian ecozone; Australian impact structure; Australidelphia; Australopithecine; Australopithecus deyiremeda; Autoimmune disease; Automeris io; Autopoiesis; Auxin; Avebury; Avemetatarsalia; Avery–MacLeod–McCarty experiment; Avialae; Axolotl
- Baby boom galaxy; Bachelor of Science; Bacterial conjugation; Bacterial microcompartment; Badland; Balancing selection; Ball (dance); Ballroom dance extend; Banded iron formation; Bank of England; Banyan; Barnard's Star; Bar-tailed Godwit; Basal; Basal ganglia; Basement (geology); Basin and Range; Basin (geology); Basophil; Battle of Actium; Battle of Artemisium; Battle of Britain; Battle of Corinth; Battle of Marathon; Battle of Pharsalus; Battle of Philippi; Battle of Plataea; Battle of the Teutoburg Forest (greatly expanded); Battle of Thermopylae; Bayeux Tapestry; B chromosome; Bear dog; Beauty contest; Bed (geology); Bedrock; Bee-eater; Belemnite; Bell's palsy; Benbecula; Benthos; Bias (textile); Bicentenaria; Big Bertha; Bikont; Binocular vision; Binary pulsar; Biochemical cascade; Biodiversity rewritten; Biogeography greatly extend; Biological control; Biological species concept; Biomolecule; Biosphere Reserve; Biota; Bioturbation; Bird feet; Bird sound; Birmingham Airport; Bittern; Black box; Black Eye galaxy; Blackfriars station; Black marlin; Blackpool Dance Festival; Blackwater river; Bleeding; Blazar; Blenny; Blind experiment; Blind spot (vision); Blogger; Blood–brain barrier; Bluebell wood; Bluebird; Bluehenge; Blue Lias; Blue Tit; Body armour; Bog; Bois de Boulogne; Bolometric magnitude; Bolt (fastener); Bombyliidae; Bonobo; Bone Wars; Book of Kells; Bothriolepis; Bouillabaisse; Boutique; Bowerbird; Bowler hat; Boxgrove quarry; Box jellyfish; Braces; Brachiopod; Brachiopod classification; Brachylophosaurus; Bracket fungus; Braconid; Branching; Brasserie; Brassica oleracea; Breccia; Brick Lane; British Government; British Petroleum; Broca's area; Bronze Age collapse; Brood parasitism; Brookings Institution; Bryce Canyon; Bryology; Bryozoa expansion; Bubo; Bucket-wheel excavator; Buffet; Buitreraptor; Bullet cluster; Bullet-proof glass; Bullfighting; Bullfinch; Burgess Shale; Burke and Hare murders
- Cainozoic; Caenagnathasia; Caesar's Comet; Caldwell catalogue; Caledonian Forest; Caledonian orogeny; California State Route 1; Callanish stones; Calluna; Caltrop; Cambrian; Cambrian explosion; Camouflage edits; Camposaurus; Canary Wharf; Cancer Ward; Canine tooth; Cannock Chase; Cannon Street station; Canon (church); Capella; Capitulation of Alexandria; Capri; Capsid; Caracara; Carbapenem; Carbine; Carboniferous; Carnac stones; Carnassial; Carpetbagger; Carotenoid; Car platform; Carrier's constraint; Cartouche; Cartwheel galaxy; Casineria; Cat expansion; Catalepsy; Catal Huyuk; Catastrophism; Catnip; Cattle Egret; Catwalk; Celera; Celestial equator; Cell differentiation; Cementation; Centaurus A; Central bank; Central dogma of molecular biology; Centriole; Centromere; Cephalaspis; Cephalocarida; Cepheid variable; Cerapod; Ceratopsia; Ceratosauria rewritten; Cercopithecinae; Cerebral cortex; CfA2 Great Wall; Cha-cha-cha; Chaetognatha; Chan's megastick; Chapter house; Charing Cross station; Chandra X-ray Observatory; Charnia; Charnwood Forest; Chaohusaurus; Charophyceae; Chatham House; Chaturanga; Chehel Sotoun; Cheka; Chelicerata; Chelonia; Chelsea, London; Chesil Beach; Chess enhanced > GA; Chess and computers; Chess master titles merge; Chess Olympiad; Chester-le-Street; Chevron (geology); Chimaera; Chimaera (genetics); Chlorophyta; Choanoflagellata; Chocolate Hills; Chondrophore; Christ Church Cathedral, Oxford; Christ Church, Oxford; Chromatid; Chromatin; Chromophore; Chron; Cinque Ports; Cinquillo; Circumflex; Clastic rock; Claystone; Cleaner fish; Cleidoic egg; Clergyman; Clerk; Clidastes; Cloaking device; Cloisonné; Cloister; Cliché; Climbing plant; Cline (biology); A Clockwork Orange (rewritten); Clone; Clostridia; Clostridium; Cloud chamber; Cloud forest; Clovis point; Cnidocyte; Coalbrookdale; Coalsack nebula; Cob; Coccolith; Cochineal; Codex; Co-education; Coelenterata; Cognitive dissonance rewrite, extend; Collage; Collagen; Colloid; Colobinae; Colobus; Colony (biology); Colour vision; Comédie-Française; Comet Swift–Tuttle; Commander; Common chimpanzee; Common Crane; Common descent; Common land; Common misconceptions; Common Pipistrelle; Common wheat; Comparative anatomy; Complement system; Complete Genomics; Compound eye; Compsognathus big expansion; Conceptual art; Confuciusornis; Congenital defect; Conglomerate (geology); Congo peafowl; Conidae; Connective tissue; Conodont; Conosa; Conserved sequence; Constructivism; Containerization; Contemporary art; Context (language); Continental shelf (big expansion); Conus; Copy editing; Coral snake; Cornus canadensis; Corona; Coronavirus; Cortisone; Cosmic distance ladder; Cosmological principle; Cotton Club; Courtship in animals; Crab; Crab Nebula; Cradle of Humankind; Crafoord Prize; Cranial nerve; Craton; Creodont; Crested penguin; Crisis of the Third Century; Crocodylomorph; Crop (anatomy); Croix de Guerre; Crossbill; Crossing over; Crossing the Rubicon; Crown group; Crurotarsi; Cryogenian; Crypsis; Cryptomonad; Crystallography; Cuban music; Cucujiformia; Curator; Curriculum; Cuvier's beaked whale; Cymothoa exigua; Cycliophora; Cyclostome; Cynodont; Cypher; Cysteine; Cytogenetics; Cytoskeleton; Cytotoxic T cell
- Daintree Rainforest; Damselfly; Darwinopterus; Dark matter (rewrite); Dark nebula; Charles Darwin's books; Darwin–Wallace Medal; Darwin–Wedgwood family; Dean; Deccan Plateau#Deccan Traps; The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire; Decomposition; Defence against predators; Defence Intelligence; Defensin; Deimatic defence; Deinosuchus; Deltoid muscle; Demersal; Dendritic cell; Dendrochronology; Dere Street; De revolutionibus orbium coelestium; Dervish; Derwent Water; Desert locust; Desktop publishing; Dessication; Detritus; Developmental biology (great extension); Devonian; Diagnosis; Diaeresis; Diastase; Diastema; Dicotyledon; Dictyoptera; Dictyostelid; Dinocephalosaurus; Dinosaur brains and intelligence rewrite; Dinosaur Provincial Park; Dinosaur Ridge; Diocese; Diplodocid; Dipodidae; Directed evolution; Display (zoology); Dispute; Dissection; DNA construct; DNA methylation; Docodont; Dodge City; Dolomite; Dormancy; Downing Street; Draco; Dragonfly complete reorg; Dreadnoughtus; Dromornis; Drosophila; Drosophila pseudoobscura; Drosophila simulans; Duct; Dumbarton; Durrington Walls; Dutch defence; Dwarf galaxy; Dwarfism; Dwarf star; Dyke (geology);
- Eagle nebula; Earthenware; Earth's core; Economic system; Ediacaran biota; Eddington limit; Educational Testing Service; Eggshell; Egyptian Islamic Jihad; Eicosanoid; Einstein's Cross; Elam; Eland; Electron crystallography; Elephant bird; Elliptical galaxy; Elytra; Emberizidae; Embryophyte; Enamel (glass); ENCODE; Enantiornithes; Endosperm; English Opening; Ennerdale Water; Enterococcus; Eoabelisaurus; Eocene; Eodromaeus; Eomaia; Epidexipteryx; Epidermis; Epigenetics; Epistasis; Epoch (geology); Epoxy; Epsilon Eridani; Epstein-Barr virus; Equus (genus); Eryops; Eritherium; Essential fatty acid; Eta Carinae; Ethology complete rewrite; Euglena; Euglenozoa; Eureka effect; Europasaurus; Eutely; Evolution > VGA: rewrite, extend, reorg; Evolutionary arms race; Evolutionary developmental biology; Evolutionary grade; Evolution of cetaceans; Evolution of colour vision; Evolution of the eye; Evolution: The Modern Synthesis; Exocrine gland; Exopterygota; Explanation; Extremophile; Eye colour; Eye contact; Eye makeup; Eyespot; Eye-spot (mimicry)
- Fabergé egg; Facies; Farringdon station; Fast casual restaurant; Fatty acid; Fauna; Fauvism; Feathered dinosaur; Felinae; Felis; Felsic; Femur; Fen; Fertilisation of Orchids; Fezouata formation; Fibula; Field Marshal; Field research; Fight or flight response; Finch; Fingal's Cave; First-move advantage; Firth of Forth; Fishbourne Roman Palace; Fishing cat; Fish lice; Fitness; Flat lens; Flatiron Building; Flightless birds; Flood basalt; Florida Bay; Flowering plant sexuality; Flow (psychology); Fluorescence; Folies Bergère; Fontainebleau; Foraminifera; Forest of Fontainebleau; Formation (geology); Fortune Head; Fossa; Fracking; Free Church of Scotland; French defence; Frontal lobe; Frontiers of the Roman Empire; Fu Manchu; Fungus expansion; Furcula; Futurism
- Gabbro; Gaia (spacecraft); Galactic plane; Galaxy cluster; Galaxy group; Galette; Gall; Gall wasp; Gamma-ray burst; Ganglion; Gansus; Garrotte; Gastornis; Gastralia; Gastrolith; Gastrotricha; Gastrulation; Gaur; Gene duplication; Gene family; Gene knockout; Gene silencing; Genet; Gene targeting; Gene therapy; Genetically modified organism; Genetic counselling; Genetic disorder; Genetic drift; Genetic linkage; Genetics big rejig & expansion; Genomics; Genotype replaced; Geochronology; Geoffroy's cat; George Cross; George Medal; Geoglyph; Geomagnetic reversal; Geomorphology; Gerund; Gesso; Gestalt psychology; Giant impact hypothesis; Giant's Causeway; Giant star; Gigantoraptor; Glasnost; Glaucophyte; Glial cell; Gliese 876; Glock; Glossopteris; Glyptapanteles; Gnathostomulida; Gneiss; Gnetophyta; Golden mole; Golden oriole; Goldfinch; Gombe Stream National Park; Gomphothere; Gomphotherium; Gondwana; Gondwana Rainforests of Australia; Gouache; Government Communications Headquarters (rewrite); Gradualism; Grampian Mountains; Gram-negative; Gram-positive; Gram staining; Granulocyte; Grapheme; Grass snake; Gravel; Gravitational field; Grazer; Great American Interchange; Great Artesian Basin; Great Attractor; Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem; Great Glen; Great Oxygenation Event; Great spotted woodpecker; Great Wall; Greco-Persian Wars; Greek chorus; Green River Formation; Greenstone belt; Grey matter; Gritstone; Ground beetle; Ground sloth; Growth medium; GRU; Gruiformes; Grylloblattidae; Grypania; Gryphaea; Guennol Lioness; Gum arabic; Gut flora;
- H II region; Habit (biology); Habituation; Hadean; Haem; Haemolymph; Haikouichthys; Hairstyle (expanded); Hallucigenia; Halomonadaceae; Halteres; Handbag; Haplodiploidy; Haplogroup; Haploid; Haplotype; Happisburgh footprints; Hardback; Harpoon; Harrier; Hateg Island; Haute couture; Hawaiian–Emperor seamount chain; Hayflick limit; Helix (genus); Hell Creek Formation; Henge; Heart of Neolithic Orkney; Heart of a Dog; Heart urchin; Heath; Hebridean Terrane; Helcionelloida; Hematopoiesis; Hemichordata; Hemlock; Herrerasaurus; Her Majesty's Ship; Herschel Space Observatory; Heron; Herring Gull; Hesperornis; Heterobranchia; Heterochrony; Heterokont; Heteroptera; Hexacorallia; Hexham Abbey; High heels; Highland Boundary Fault; Highlands and Islands; Hinge teeth; Hippocampus (rewritten); Histone; Historical linguistics; Historical novel; History of astronomy; History of chess; History of technology; History of the geologic time scale; Hoag's Object; Holarctic; Holism; Holocene; Homer rewrite; Homo georgicus rewrite; Homo sapiens; Homology (biology); Homotherium; Honey bee; Honeyguide; Hoplite; Horizontal gene transfer; Hornblende; Hornwort; Horsehead nebula; Horticulture; Hôtel Ritz Paris; Hot pants; Hox gene; Hoxne; Hoxne treasure; Hubble's law replaced content; Hudson Institute; HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committee; Human Connectome Project; Human evolution rejig; Human genetics; Human genome; Human microbiome; Human skin colour; Humboldt Current; Humerus; Hungerford Bridge; Huronian glaciation; Hyacynth macaw; Hyades cluster; Hybrid vigour; Hydrogenosome; Hydrozoa; Hyoid; Hypermodern; Hypnotic; Hylonomus; Hysteresis
- IC 10; IC 1101; IC 342/Maffei Group; Iapetus Ocean; Ice algae; Iceland hotspot; Ichneumonoid; Ichnogenus; Ichnology; Icterid; Identical twins; Iguanodont; Ilium; Imago; Impact crater; Impasto; Impatiens; Imperial College London; Imperial State Crown; Implication (grammar); Imprinting; Inbreeding; Incisivosaurus; Index Librorum Prohibitorum; Inflection; The Inheritors (novel); Inland sea; Innate immune system; Indo-European languages extension; Inflorescence; Inner Hebrides; Inference; Integron; Intelligence agency; Interdisciplinarity; Interferon; Intervertebral disc; Intron; Intrusion (geology); Inverness Airport; Iridescence; Iris (eye); Irish Elk; Ironbridge Gorge; Irregular galaxy; Island dwarfism; Isles of Scilly; Isurus
- Jabberwocky; Jackdaw greatly expanded; Jack Hills; Jaguarundi; Jaú National Park; Jazz dance; Jehol biota; Jelly fungus; Jesus College, Oxford; Jet (lignite); Jive (dance); Joggins Fossil Cliffs; Joint Intelligence Committee; Joint stock company; Josephoartigasia; Jura, Scotland; Juramaia
- Kallima; Kamba people; Kaolin; Khapra beetle; K–Ar dating; Karnak; Karst; Karyotype rewrite; Kassite dynasty extension; Kepler (spacecraft); Kestrel; Khrushchev's Secret Speech; Kimberlite; Kimmeridge Clay; Kin selection rewrite, expansion; Kinetoplastid; Kingdom of Galicia; King's College London; King's Gambit; Kinorhyncha; Kirkwall Airport; Knockout mouse; Kodkod; Kohl; Kronosaurus (rewrite); K/T extinction event; Kulindadromeus
- La Brea tar pits; Labyrinthodont; Lacewing; Lactate dehydrogenase; Lactation; Laetoli; Lagerstätte; Lake Turkana; Lalande 21185; Land bridge; Language rewrite & extension; Largest extinct animals; L'Atalante basin; Late Heavy Bombardment; Lateral line; Lateral sulcus; Latin dance; Latin poetry; Latin rock; Laurasia; Laurentia; Laurussia; Lavasoa dwarf lemur; Lazarus taxon; Leaf-cutter ant; Legion of Honour; Leicester Square; Legibility; Legionella; Lemma (linguistics); Lemuriformes; Leopard cat; Lepidodendron; Lepidosauria; Lepidosauromorph; Leptospira; Lesser Black-backed Gull; Lewis and Harris; Lewis chessmenLexeme; Liberal Party (UK); Library of Alexandria; Library of Celsus; Lichen expansion; Ligand; Lighthouse of Alexandria; Limnognathia; Lindisfarne Gospels; Lingula; Linsang; Lipase; Lipid bilayer; Lipopolysaccharide; List of animal phyla; List of biochemistry topics edited; List of brightest stars; List of chemistry topics; List of chess Grandmasters reorganisation; List of chess terms; List of church architecture terms; List of dances; List of extinction events; List of busiest airports in the United Kingdom; List of genetic disorders; List of Indo-European languages; List of mammals of Great Britain; List of science books; List of World Heritage Sites in the U.S.A.; Lithography; Little owl; Littoral zone; Liverwort; Local Group; Loch; Loch Lomond; Lokiarchaeota; London Bridge; London Bridge station; London Heliport; London Zoo; Long-term memoryLophophore; Loricifera; Lories and lorikeets; Lower Cretaceous; Lower Triassic; Lubrication; Luria–Delbrück experiment; Luteinizing hormone; Luyten 726-8; Lyceum; Lycopodiophyta; Lycopsis; Lyme Regis; Lysozyme; Lythronax
- Machaeroides; Machairodontinae; Mackenzie Large Igneous Province; Macrolepidoptera; Macrophage; Magic realism; Magistrate; Mahakala; Maluridae; Malay Archipelago; The Mall, London; Mammal-like reptile; Manicouagan crater; Man's Place in Nature; Manta ray; Mantidfly; Mantle (mollusc); Mantophasmatidae; Manú National Park; Many-plumed moth; Marble Arch; Marbles (game);Margay; Marinade; Marmoset; Marrella; Marzipan; Mast cell; Materialist expansion; Mauveine; Maxilla; Maxillopoda; Mazon Creek; Meaning; Mechanism; Meadow Brown; Medulla oblongata; Medullary ray; Megacheira; Megaevolution; Megaflood; Megazostrodon; Megavirus; Melanocyte; Melatonin; Mendelian inheritance rewrite; Menhir; Mental breakdown; The mentality of apes; Mental state examination; Menu; Meridian arc; Mesoamerican pyramids; Mesosaurus; Mesoproterozoic; Mesozoic; Mesozoic marine revolution; Messel Pit; Messier 49; Messier 54; Messier 82; Messier 84; Messier 87; Messier 100; Metabolic rate; Metalloprotein; Metatheria; Meteorite strewnfield; Met Office; Mexico–United States Border; Meyerasaurus; Mice galaxies; Michelin Guide; Microbial mat; Micromoth; Mid-Atlantic Ridge; Middlegame; Middle Jurassic; Middlesex; Middle Triassic; Migratory locust; Milankovitch cycle; Military Cross; Milkweed; Millennium Bridge; Miller–Urey experiment; Mimicry expansion > GA; Mimivirus; Mimosa pudica; Mince pie; Mind control; Mind control wasp; Mini-skirt; Minmi rewrite, extend; Miracle fruit; Mistaken Point Ecological Reserve; Mississippian; Mixed forest; Mixotroph; Mobile genetic elements; Model organism; Modern art; Modern defence; Modern evolutionary synthesis; Molar concentration; Molecular cloning; Molecular clock; Molecular evolution; Mollicutes; Mons Meg; Moore's law; Morganucodon; Morpho; Morphogenesis; Morrison Formation; Mosaic evolution; Mosaic (genetics); Mosasaur; Most common words in English; Motivation; Motor neuron disease; Motor system; Moulting; Mountain Pygmy Possum; Mouthparts; MTOR; Mudrock; Mudstone; Muhammad Ali Pasha; Multituberculata; Murchison meteorite; Muskox; Mustelinae; Mutualism rewrite; Mycenaean culture big extension; Myco-heterotrophy; Mycoplasma genitalium; Mycorrhiza; Myriapod greatly expanded; Myxobacteria; Myxophaga;
- National Portrait Gallery, London; Natural England; Natural history edit; Natural killer cell; Natural Killer T cell; Nature (journal); Nature versus nurture; Nauplius; Nautiloid; Nave; Necklace; Negative feedback; Negotiation; Nematocera; Nematomorpha; Nematophyte; Nemertea; Neo-impressionism; Neolithic British Isles; Neopilina; Neoproterozoic; Neornithes; Neovenator; Nerve cord; Nerve plexus; Neurosis; Neurospora; Neutrophil; New Forest; News Corp; New World oriole; New Zealand parrot; NGC 1569; NGC 2207 and IC 2163; Nigersaurus; Nimravidae; Nimravides; Nimzo-Indian defence; Nippur; Njál's saga; NKVD prisoner massacres; NML Cygni; Noctiluca; Nodosauridae; Noise (electronics); Non-coding DNA; Non-coding RNA; Non-verbal communication; Norma Cluster; North African Campaign; Northern Isles; North Uist; Northwest Highlands; Nostratic; Notochord; Not proven; Nouvelle cuisine; Nuclear DNA; Nuclease; Nucleosome; Nucleotide rewrite; Nucleus (brain); Nudibranch; Nut (hardware); Nyasasaurus; Nyctibatrachus
- Object (grammar); Oblate spheroid; Observable universe; OB star; Octopoda; Odontochelys; Offa's Dyke; Okefenokee; Old Red Sandstone; Olduvai Gorge; Oestrous cycle; OGPU; Old World monkey; Olea capensis; Oligocene; Oligochaete; Olinguito; Oncogene; On Human Nature; On the Origin of Species; Open star cluster; Open University replaced; Ophiolite; Ophthalmosauridae; Opisthokont; Opsin; Optical illusion; Optic chiasma; Optic tectum; Orator; Orbital forcing; Orbital resonance; Ordovician; Organelle rewrite; Origin of birds complete rewrite; Orion Arm; Orion complex; Ornithomimidae; Ornithurae; Orogeny; Ossicles; Ouroboros; Outcrossing; Out of Africa; Ovipositor; Oviraptor extension; Oviraptorosaur; Oxford Street; Oxpecker; Oystercatcher extend;
- P53; Pachycephalosaur; Pachypleurosaur; Paedophryne; Page layout; Palate; Palaeoclimatology; Palaeodictyoptera; Palaeocene; Palaeogene; Palaeoptera; Palearctic; Paleoanthropology; Paleoproterozoic; Paleothyris; Palisades Sill; Parakeet; Paramecium; Paramylodon; Paraphyly; Parapneuroptera; Parasitic wasp; Parasitism; Parasitoid; Paridae; Parietal lobe; Parish; Park Lane; Parthenogenesis; Participle; Parvicursor; Paso doble; Peace treaty; Peak District; Peat; Peat swamp forest; Pebble; Pederpes; Pegomastax; Pelagia noctiluca; Pelagornis; Pennsylvanian; Period (geology); Perciformes; Permian; Perseus Arm; Personal defence weapon; Perthshire; Pest (biology); Petticoat; Petrolacosaurus; Phalanx formation; Phanerozoic; Phenotype rewrite, expansion; Pheromone; Philidor's defence; Phoneme; Phorusrhacos; Piculet; Pilbara; Pinwheel galaxy; Pithovirus; Photocathode; Phototropism; Phylogeny; Physical fitness; Phytosaur; Piccadilly; Piccadilly Circus; Pinaceae; Pirc defence; Pistol star; Placoderm; Placodont; Placozoa; Planetary system; Planet Dinosaur; Planning; Plant breeding; Planthopper; Plant physiology; Plaque (biology); Plasmid; Plasmodesma; Plasmodium; Plastid; Plating; Platypterygius; Play (activity); Pleiotropism; Pliocene; Plitvice Lakes; Plover; Plutonism; Polecat; Political philosophy; Pollen Tube rejig; Pollination expansion; Polydnavirus; Polymorphism; Polyphenism; Polyphyly; Pons; Pontoon bridge; Poplar; Population genetics; Population (statistics); Portland limestone; Positivism enlarged; Potassium-argon dating; Potato blight; Powys Castle; Praetorian Guard; Precinct; Precocial; Predicate (grammar); Prefrontal cortex; Premise; Premolar; Prequel; Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood; Presbyornis; Preschool; Prestwick Airport; Priapulida; Prickly pear; Principia Mathematica; Printing rewrite; Prionosuchus; Prisoner's dilemma; Problem solving; Proboscis; Process; Procyon; Programmed learning; Promiscuity; Promoter (genetics); Prophylaxis (chess); Proposition; Prosimian; Protein folding; Protein structure; Proterozoic; Protocoleoptera; Protoclepsydrops; Proto-Indo-European language extension; Proto-Indo-Europeans big extension; Protoplast; Provenance; Pseudanthium; Pseudogene; Pseudosuchia; Pteraspid; Pterosaur rewite, extend; P/Tr extinction event; Puddingstone; Putty; Pyrite; Pyrrharctia isabella
- Quadrivium; Quadruped; Qualia; Quango; Quaternary; Quartzite; Queen's Gambit; Queen's Gambit Declined; Quickstep;
- R136a1; Radio galaxy; Radiography; Radiometric dating; Radius (bone); Ragout; Ragtime; Rahonavis; Ramie; RAND Corporation; Random mating; Rank correlation; Rapamycin; Rapetosaurus; Rapid eye movement; Rapid plant movement; Rare-earth magnet; Ratite (expanded); Red Admiral; Red beds; Red kite; Reed (plant); Café de la Régence; Regeneration; Regent's University London]; Relativistic jet; Releaser; Remipedia; Repenomamus; Replication; Reptile rewrite; Réti Opening; Reverse transcriptase; Rhabdodontidae; Rhamphorhynchus; Rhipidistia; Rhizaria; Rhizobia; Rhynchosaur; Rhynie chert; Rhythmite; Ribonuclease; Ribozyme; Ring of Brodgar; Ring of Steel (London); Ringwoodite; River Severn; RNA interference; RNA polymerase; RNA splicing; The Road to Serfdom; Rockefeller University; Rock pool; Rodinia; Roman consul; Roman dictator; Roman house rewritten, extended; Roman invasion of Britain; Roman Kingdom; Roman roads in Britain; Roman Senate; Romney Marsh; Rook; Root hair; Root (linguistics); Ross 154; Ross 248; Rotifers; Roux; Royal forest; Royal Society for the Protection of Birds; Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology; Royal United Services Institute; RR Lyrae; RSGC1; RuBisCO; Rumba; Runnymede; Ruy Lopez; r/K selection theory
- Sacrum; Saga; Sag DEG; Sagittarius A; Salsa rewrite; Samarkand; Salade niçoise; Salisbury Plain; Salmonidae; Sandpiper; Sans serif; Santana Formation; Santorini caldera; Sapeornis; Saqqara; Sarcosuchus; Sarin; Sarus Crane; Satellite DNA; Satellite navigation; Saturnalia (dinosaur); Satyr play; Savoy Hotel; Sawfly; Scaffold; Scagliola; Scale insect; Scapula; Scarlet Tiger Moth; Scarp (landform); Scholz's star; Sclerophyll forest; Scorpius–Centaurus Association; Scopes trial; Scottish Highlands; Scottish Lowlands; Screw thread; Scute; Scutellosaurus rewrite; Schist; Schwerer Gustav; Scyphozoa; Sea devil; Sea grass; Sea Islands; Sea slug; Sediment; Sedimentology; Seed fern; Seed plants; See (religion); Segmentation; Self-organization; Sensory memory; Sensory receptor; Sepoy; Sequence analysis; Sequence dance; Sessile; Severan dynasty; Sex chromosome; Sex determination; Sexual conflict; Sex hormone; Sex linkage; Seyfert galaxy; Seymouria; Shatsky Rise; Shale; Shantungosaurus; Shapiro delay; Shapley Supercluster; Shatranj; Shield bug; Shingle beach; Shoaling and schooling; Shoemaker crater; Shogi; Shonisaurus; Shoulder; Shrew (rewritten); Shrew opossum; Siberian Traps; Sibling species; Sicilian defence; Siege of Sidney Street; Sill (geology); Silky sifaka; Siphonophore; Sipuncula; Sirius Passet; Sirtuin; Single nucleotide polymorphism; Siltstone; Silurian; Sinodelphys; Site of Special Scientific Interest; Sixth form; Skin graft; Slate; Slav defence; Slow loris; Slug; Small shelly fossils; Smelting; Smilodon (expansion); Smooth muscle; Smooth snake; Snowball Earth; Snowy Mountains; snRNP; Social spider; Sociobiology; Sociobiology: the new synthesis; Sol (colloid); Solenodon; Solid geometry; Solnhofen limestone; Somatic cell; Somatic nervous system; Song Thrush; South Asian river dolphin; Southwark; Southwark Cathedral; Space observatory; Sparassodont; Special Branch; Speciation; Spire; Spiritualism; Splendid astrapia; Spliceosome; Sporangium; SPQR; Spread spectrum; Spring (device); Squamosal bone; Stability; Staffa; Staffordshire Hoard; Stage (geology); St Albans Cathedral; Stamen; St Kilda; St Pancras station; Staining; Stalemate; Standard error; Starburst galaxy; Star chart; Starling; Star formation; Star system; Statement expansion; Staurikosaurus; Stauromedusae; Stegosaur; Stencil; Stephan's Quintet; Sterling banknote; Stew; Stickleback; Stick insect (rewrite & extend); Stimulus (psychology); Stinkhorn; Stock (food); Stolon; Stone Forest; Storegga Slide; Stornoway Airport; Stotting; Strangulation; Strata; Stratigraphy; Strait of Gibraltar; Streptomyces; Striped hyaena; Stromboli; Stromule; Struggle for existence; Stupendemys; Stygotantulus; Subalpine zone; Subgenus; Subject (grammar); Subphylum; Suda; Sudbury Basin; Suit (clothing) rewritten; Sulphate; Sulphide; Sulfonamide (drug); Sumburgh Airport; Summerhill School; Sundance Sea; Sunset Boulevard; Superb fairy-wren; Superclass (biology); Supercluster; Superiority bias; Superphylum; Super star cluster; Suprematism; Survival of the fittest; Sutton Hoo; Swinging London; Symbiosis expansion; Symbolism (new from redirect); Syncopation; Syncytium; Synthesis; Synthetic genomics; Systematics
- Table (information); Table Mountain; Talipot palm; Tandem repeat; Tanycolagreus; Tarantula nebula; Tarbosaurus more; Tau Ceti; Tawny owl; Taxis; Tay Rail Bridge; Teaching machine; Teddington; Telomerase; Telomere; Teleost; Tempora; Temporal lobe; Tenrec; Teratorn; Tern; Terracotta; Terrestrial; Terror birds; Tertiary; Tetanuran; Tethys Ocean; Tetrapodomorpha; Textual difficulty (rewritten & expanded); Thalamus; Thalassemia; Thames Barrier; The Elements of Style; The end justifies the means; Theory of the Earth; The Osmonds; Theriodont; Thermostat; Therocephalia; The Descent of Man; The Fens; The Genetical Theory of Natural Selection; Therizinosaur; Thetford Hoard; The world's 100 most threatened species; Thixotropy; Thrace; Thrombolite; The Royal Ballet; The Sceptical Chymist; Thymus; Thyroid-stimulating hormone; Tidal locking; Timema; Tinamou; Tingwall Airport; Titan arum; Tobacco mosaic virus; Toll; Toll-like receptor; Toll road; Tonic immobility; Tories; Torpor; Torridonian; Trace element; Trace fossil; Trait (biology); Trance; Transcription factor; Transfection; Transduction (genetics); Translocation (botany); Transitional fossil; Transitivity; Transitivity (grammar); Transposon rewrite; Tree of life (biology); Treasury; Triangulum Galaxy; End–Triassic extinction event; Tribe (biology); Tribune of the plebs; Triphyophyllum; Trituberculata; Tritylodont; Trochophore; Trogon; Tube feet; Tube worm; Tufa; Tuff; Turdidae; Turkana boy; Terpenoid; Turritopsis dohrnii (expanded ; Turtle rewrite; Typeface; Type site; Typography rewrite; Tzatziki;
- UDFj-39546284; Ulna; Ullswater; Ultra-light material; Umayyad conquest of Hispania; Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man; University of Birmingham; University of London; Uniformitarianism; Unikont; Upper Cretaceous; Upper Jurassic; Upper Triassic expand; Uranium-lead dating; Uric acid; Urinogenital; Uruk; Utatsusaurus; UY Scuti
- Vaalbara; Valley of the Queens; Valonia ventricosa; Value judgement; Vanessa (butterfly); Vector (biology); Vega; Vegavis; Veil; Velvet; Vendian; Ventral; Vertebrate brain; Very Large Telescope; Verulamion; Vervet monkey; Vézère Valley; Vesicle; Vestigial organ; Victoria and Albert Museum; Villa Paul Poiret; Villa Vizcaya; Virgo Cluster; Virgo Supercluster; Visual arts; Vindolanda; Viridiplantae; Viverravidae; Viviparous; Voice (grammar); Volcanoes of Kamchatka; The Voyage of the Beagle; Vredefort crater
- Wader; Wage theft; Waistcoat; Wallace Line; Waltz (International); Waltz (music); Warning colouration; Wastebasket taxon; Watch; Watling Street; Wattieza; Weasel (rewritten); Weevil; Weka expanded; Wernicke's area; West End of London; Westerlund 1; Westerlund 2; Western Interior Seaway; Wester Ross; Westlothiana; Whatcheeria; Wheathampstead; Whist; White-bellied sea eagle; The White Guard; Wilderness; Wildlife; Wild type; Wimbleball Lake; Windsor Railway Bridge; WISE 1049-5319; Wolf 359; Wolf–Rayet star; Wollemia; Word salad; World Bridge Federation; Women in Ancient Greece; Wood carving; Woodpecker rewrite, extend; Woodhenge; Word family; World Dance Council; Wrasse; Wrexham; Writing rewrite; Wryneck; The Wurzels; Wyre Forest
- Yawn rewrite, extend; Year of the Five Emperors; Year of the Four Emperors; Yew; Yi qi; Yongle Encyclopedia
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- George Balanchine; Josephine Baker; Pierre Balmain; Joseph Banks; Henry Walter Bates; George Beadle; Beau Brummell; Edouard van Beneden; Benoît de Maillet; Seymour Benzer; Paul Berg; Lavrenty Beria greatly expand; Bruce Beutler; Cindy Birdsong; Joseph Blackburne; Blek le Rat; Johann Friedrich Blumenbach; Efim Bogolyubov; Lucrezia Borgia; Boudica expanded; Matthew Boulton; Herbert Boyer; Robert Boyle; Mikhail Botvinnik; Theodor Boveri; William Henry Bragg; William Lawrence Bragg; Georges Braque; Harry Brearley; Sydney Brenner; Robert Broom; Giordano Bruno expansion; Marcus Junius Brutus; William Buckland; Buffon intro only;
- Julius Caesar (revise, extend); Melvin Calvin; José Raúl Capablanca; Magnus Carlsen; Jean-Baptiste Corot; Vernon and Irene Castle; Cato the Younger; Thomas Cech; Maia Chiburdanidze; Mikhail Chigorin; George Church; Jennifer Clack; Claudius rewrite & extend; Cleisthenes; Jean Cocteau; Ferdinand Cohn; Comenius; Commodus; Marcus Licinius Crassus (extend);
- Raymond Dart; Manierre Dawson; Anton de Bary; Gavin de Beer; Ninette de Valois; Max Delbrück; Diocletian expand greatly; Christian Dior; Theodosius Dobzhansky; Leinier Domínguez; Domitian (extend); Arthur Dove; Eugène Dubois; Marcel Duchamp; Renato Dulbecco; Barthélémy Dumortier; Isadora Duncan; Karl Duncker;
- Wyatt Earp; Edward I of England greatly extend & rewrite; António Egas Moniz; Havelock Ellis; Pavel Eljanov; Jacob Epstein; Max Euwe
- John Flamsteed; Walther Flemming; Jean Pierre Flourens; Tommy Flowers; Margot Fonteyn; E.B. Ford; Anna Freud; Karl von Frisch; Loie Fuller;
- Galerius expand; Nona Gaprindashvili; Vugar Gashimov; Boris Gelfand; Conrad Gessner; Edward Gibbon; Grinling Gibbons; Walter Gilbert; James Gillray; Anish Giri; Jane Goodall (extension +refs); Natalia Goncharova; W.G. Grace; Carol Greider; Nehemiah Grew; Alexander Grischuk; Colin Gubbins; John Gurdon
- Hadrian; Edmond Halley; W.D. Hamilton; Lee Hartwell; Hatshepsut; Hattusili III; Henry II of England expand; Alfred Hershey; Oscar Hertwig; Maurice Hilleman; Jack Hobbs; Alan Hodgkin; Dorothy Hodgkin; Jules Hoffmann; William Hogarth; Herman Hollerith; Joseph Dalton Hooker; David Hubel; Tim Hunt; William Holman Hunt; James Hutton; Andrew Huxley; Julian Huxley; Thomas Henry Huxley
- François Jacob; Dmitry Jakovenko; Douglas Jardine rewritten; John of England rewrite & extend;
- Herman Kahn; Gata Kamsky; Arthur Kornberg; Anatoly Karpov; Tamara Karsavina; Edward Calvin Kendall; John Kendrew; Cynthia Kenyon; Paul Keres; Kamoya Kimeu; Motoo Kimura; Gustav Kirchhoff; George R. Klare; Aaron Klug; Charles R. Knight; Kurt Koffka; Wolfgang Köhler; Viktor Korchnoi; Arthur Kornberg; Alexandra Kosteniuk; Krishnamurti Jiddu
- La Goulue ; Joseph-Louis Lagrange; E. Ray Lankester; Bent Larsen; Emanuel Lasker; Louise Leakey; Louis Leakey; Mary Leakey; Meave Leakey; Richard Leakey; Ernesto Lecuona; Joshua Lederberg; Fernand Léger; Peter Leko; Aristarkh Lentulov; Edward B. Lewis; Justus Liebig; Tomas Lindahl; El Lissitzky; Gaius Cassius Longinus; James Lovelock; John Lubbock, 1st Baron Avebury; Arthur A. Lumsdaine; Salvador Luria; Charles Lyell;
- Barbara McClintock; Luke McShane; Maclyn McCarty; Marshall McLuhan; Benoît de Maillet ; Vladimir Malakhov; Kazimir Malevich; Marcello Malpighi; Thomas Robert Malthus; Shakhriyar Mamedyarov; Gideon Mantell; Othniel Charles Marsh; Harriet Martineau; Humberto Maturana; Alfred Maurer; John Maynard Smith; Peter Medawar; Vera Menchik; Gregor Mendel expansion; Franz Mesmer; Tony Miles; Milutin Milanković; Hyman Minsky; Monsieur Pierre; Luc Montagnier; Henry Moore; C. Lloyd Morgan; Thomas Hunt Morgan; Alexander Morozevich; Alphonse Mucha; Fritz Müller; Johannes Müller; Hermann Müller; H.J. Muller; Anna Muzychuk
- Karl Wilhelm von Nägeli; John Nash (architect); Sergey Nechayev; Ian Nepomniachtchi; Nerva; Thomas Newcomen; Vaslav Nijinsky; Paul Nurse
- Susumu Ohno; John O'Keefe; Eugene Onegin; Jan Oort; Alexander Oparin; Leslie Orgel; William Orpen; John Ostrom; Ötzi the Iceman (much expanded);
- Eduardo Paolozzi; Emmeline Pankhurst; Dorothy Parker; Linda Partridge; Boris Pasternak; Anna Pavlova; Karl Pearson; Paco Peña; Max Perutz; Johann PestalozziTigran Petrosian; Philidor; John Playfair; Judit Polgár; Susan Polgar; Ruslan Ponomariov rewritten, extended; Pompey revised; extended; Sidney L. Pressey; Reginald Punnett; Jan Purkyně
- Teimour Radjabov; Ramesses II; John Ray; Robert Remak; Pierre-Auguste Renoir (expanded); Bernhard Rensch; Samuel Reshevsky; César Ritz; Frederick Roberts, 1st Earl Roberts; Richard Roberts; Sax Rohmer; Akiba Rubinstein; Ida Rubinstein; Hans-Ulrich Rudel
- Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire; John Singer Sargent; Ibn Saud; Peter Scott; Robert Falcon Scott; Andrés Segovia; Sejanus; Seleucus I Nicator; Seti I; Severus; Alexei Shirov; Victor Silvester; Wallis Simpson; Phillip Sharp; Nigel Short; George Gaylord Simpson; William Smith (geologist); Michael Smith (chemist); Oliver Smithies; Vasily Smyslov; John Snow; Wesley So; George Brettingham Sowerby I; James Sowerby; Sowerby family; Douglas Spalding; Boris Spassky; Roger Sperry; Howard Staunton; G. Ledyard Stebbins; Wilhelm Steinitz; Ralph Steinman; Nicolaus Steno; Marie Stopes; Eduard Strasburger; Curt Stern; Carl Stumpf; Alfred Sturtevant; Abd al-Rahman al-Sufi; John Sulston; Mir Sultan Khan; D.T. Suzuki; Peter Svidler; Jan Swammerdam
- Mikhail Tal; Siegbert Tarrasch; Edward Tatum; Edward O. Thorp; Tiberius extend; Niko Tinbergen; Titus; Evgeny Tomashevsky; Susumu Tonegawa; Jasmine Tookes; Veselin Topalov; Trajan complete rewrite; William Tyndale; Cy Twombly;
- Maxime Vachier-Lagrave; Francisco Varela; François Pierre La Varenne; Nikolai Vavilov; Craig Venter; Gianni Versace; Vespasian; Lucius Verus; Jack Vettriano; Andrew Vicari; Madeleine Vionnet; Rudolf Virchow; Nikita Vitiugov; Ambroise Vollard; Lev Vygotsky;
- Moritz Wagner; Charles Doolittle Walcott; Alfred Russel Wallace; Hellmuth Walter; Hao Wang; Yue Wang; Alfred Waterhouse; Noah Webster; Wilhelm Weinberg; August Weismann; Gordon Welchman; Max Wertheimer; Torsten Wiesel; Maurice Wilkins; William Whewell; George C. Williams; Gilbert White; Oscar Wilde (expanded); Edmund Beecher Wilson; E.O. Wilson; Radoslaw Wojtaszek; Charles Frederick Worth
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