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The Environmental Glossary. Letter O +++ Popular Articles: 'Overall Confidence:', 'Oral Exposure:', 'Ozone'

Omnivore

Omnivore is animal that can use both plants and other animals as food sources. Examples include pigs, rats, cockroaches, and humans. Compare carnivore, herbivore.

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On-frame data

An on-frame data is Data acquired by a sampling approach that provides a Probability sample. (See preferred term: attribute

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Onroad mobile sources

Onroad mobile sources are vehicles found on roads and highways (e.g., cars, trucks, buses).

Open-circuit voltage

An Open-circuit voltage is abbreviated Voc, refers to a PV device's voltage potential when it is providing no current.

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Opisthosoma

The term opisthosoma refers to the posterior part of the body in some arthropods, particularly in members of the class Arachnida, which includes spiders, scorpions, and similar creatures. This segment of the body is distinct from the prosoma, or the front part of the body, which typically houses the head and legs.

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Oral Exposure:

An Oral Exposure: is Eating and drinking food and water (and pollutants), and their entry into the digestive tract.

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Ordination analysis

An ordination analysis is a set of techniques in which sampling units are arranged in relation to one or more coordinate axes such that their relative positions to the axes and to each other provide maximum information about their ecological similarities.

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Ore

An Ore is Mineral deposit containing a high enough Concentration of at least one metallic Element to permit the metal to be extracted and sold at a profit.

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Organic compound

An Organic compound is Molecule that contains Atoms of the Element carbon, usually combined with itself and with Atoms of one or more other Element such as hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen,

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Organic Compounds

An ORGANIC COMPOUNDS is Chemicals that contain carbon. Volatile Organic Compounds23 vaporize at room

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