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        Uso de teredo en inglés
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        A salt-water creature very destructive to shipping and the wharves is the teredo, or ship-worm.
        Stories of California
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        They were pierced in all parts by the teredo or worm which abounds in the tropical seas.
        The Life and Voyages of Christopher Columbus (Volume II)
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        In what manner does the railway draw upon the forests?-thepaper-maker?-thefarmer?-the tanner?-thebeaver?-theteredo, or ship-worm
        Commercial Geography / A Book for High Schools, Commercial Cours...
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        At Puerto Bello he was obliged to leave another vessel, for she had been riddled by the teredo.
        The Life of Columbus / From His Own Letters and Journals and Oth...
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        They here remained until the 23rd, endeavouring to repair their vessels, which were fearfully pierced by the teredo.
        Notable Voyagers, From Columbus to Nordenskiold
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        Quatrefages proposed to destroy the teredo in harbors by impregnating the water with a mineral solution fatal to them.
        The Earth as Modified by Human Action
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        Now the booming ground was empty, save for those decaying, teredo-eaten sticks, and the camp was a tumbledown ruin when he passed.
        The Hidden Places
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        The teredo, so destructive to shipping, has been carried by the vessels whose wooden walls it mines to almost every part of the globe.
        The Earth as Modified by Human Action
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        Teredos weaken them, submarine earthquakes, and carelessly dropped anchors from fishing vessels.
        The new yorker
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        The piles that supported the wharves often needed renewing, being eaten by teredos.
        Out of the Triangle: A Story of the Far East
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        The Teredo, or ship-worm, has two calcareous jaws, hemispherical, flat before, and angular behind.
        The Botanic Garden / A Poem in Two Parts. Part 1: the Economy of...
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        The former he proposes to call the Teredo gigantea.
        The History of Sumatra / Containing An Account Of The Government...
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        Right now there are millions of teredos off the Jersey coast, occasionally venturing as far as Bay Ridge, the Narrows, or Coney Island.
        The new yorker
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        During certain seasons the pots are badly eaten by "worms," the shipworm (Teredo) or one of the species of small boring crustaceans.
        The Lobster Fishery of Maine / Bulletin of the United States Fis...
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