3. What is the most common bird in the world?

Pigeon?

4. Low-End Graphics Option, or do you mean the toy?

3. Sparrow? Seagull?
4. You put it together and it won't "Le' go"

ganesh wrote:

1. Ole Kirk Christiansen, Denmark

4. "Leg godt" means "play well" in Danish.

2. A reptile (believed to exist) in the Congo River basin.

5. An aqauatic reptile in Lake Brosno, Russia.

Correct!

THE EVIL QUESTION!!!!!!

What type of animal is:

Xanthopan Morgani Predicta?

AND I KNOW!!!!!!

6. Carbon (thats a guess)

10. Photocorynus spiniceps (6-7 mm)

My answer to THE EVIL QUESTION:

Xanthopan morgani praedicta is a moth discovered in 1903 in Madagascar.  In his Origin of Species, Darwin described the orchid
Angreacum Sesquipidales. He noted its white, star-like flowers
were only fragrant at night, and that its nectar was to be found at
the bottom of a foot long spur. To others' incredulity, he went on
to predict that, because of these features, it must be polllinated by
an unknown moth with a tongue of approximately the same length as the spur. Sadly Darwin never saw proof of this theory, but years later such a moth was discovered and named Xanthopan morgani praedicta in his honor.

ganesh wrote:

My answer to THE EVIL QUESTION:

Xanthopan morgani praedicta is a moth discovered in 1903 in Madagascar.  In his Origin of Species, Darwin described the orchid
Angreacum Sesquipidales. He noted its white, star-like flowers
were only fragrant at night, and that its nectar was to be found at
the bottom of a foot long spur. To others' incredulity, he went on
to predict that, because of these features, it must be polllinated by
an unknown moth with a tongue of approximately the same length as the spur. Sadly Darwin never saw proof of this theory, but years later such a moth was discovered and named Xanthopan morgani praedicta in his honor.

MEIN GOTT! HE'S A GENIUS!

Last edited by Ninja 101 (2006-05-25 22:18:23)

Number 9: King John?

A Chavender is part of a poem by W. St Leger, otherwise referred to as a chub.

THE CHAVENDER, OR CHUB by W. St Leger

There is a fine stuffed chavender
A chavender or chub.
That decks the rural pavender,
The pavender or pub.
Wherein I eat my gravender,
My gravender,or grub.

Although water is the majority of the body there are a lot of other molecules which could make a difference. Sugars are made up from carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. An alpha glucose molecule contains 6 carbon atoms, 12 hydrogen atoms, and 6 oxygen atoms. Carbohydrates are long chains of sugar molecules. Amino acids (which make up proteins) contain an amino group - NH2, a carboxylic acid - COOH, a central carbon atom, an additional H, and an R group. The R group can consist of different amounts of C, H and other elements such as sulphur. Then there are lipids (fats) - triglycerides and phospholipids. A triglyceride consists of a glycerol molecule and 3 fatty acid molecules. The glycerol is C3H5(OH)3 and a fatty acid has a hydrocarbon chain and a COOH group. A phospholipid has a phosphate group instead of one of the fatty acids. Phospholipids make up the cell membrane.
After that description of some of the molecules in the body, i still don't know which element is the most common. It depends if you are doing it by number of atoms, moles, relative atomic mass, or grams.

http://www.mii.org/periodic/O.htm

anyway the answer to #10 is the marshall islands goby.

Qi