Friday, November 27, 2009
What are fish scales?
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Scales are the remnants of the bony armour which enveloped the very earliest fish. Fish have scales as a protective coating for the skin. In fact, not all fish have them.
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this special mission of finally exposing both sides of the coin; for the world to see the Philippines and for the Philippines to come out into the open for mankind to enjoy what this Seven Thousand One Hundred Seven (7,107) Island country called Philippines have to offer and share. Folks,this is just the start of a new beginning!
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