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28% | 15 | Their scientific name, Balanidae, is derived from the Greek word 'balanos' meaning acorn. | ||||||
noun • stalkless barnacles | ||||||||
24% | 9 | Relatives of acorn barnacles | ||||||
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5 | Their scientific name, Balanidae, is derived from the Greek word 'balanos' meaning acorn. | |
6 | The name comes from the Latin word for 'edible acorn' | |
7 | Tiny acorn, e.g.
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