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1. Phantom Hourglass is pure classic storytelling that is interesting and oddly original even though we've been through variations of this story before. (Web site)
2. Phantom Hourglass is the perfect adventure, accessible to all ages from the novice adventure to the hardcore Zelda fan. (Web site)
3. Phantom Hourglass was the best-selling game in its first month of June 2007 in Japan, with 302,887 copies.

Hourglass Nebula

1. Within the brightest part of the Lagoon Nebula, a remarkable feature can be seen, which according to its shape is called the "Hourglass Nebula". (Web site)

Side

1. The Time-Turner is centered with a working miniature hourglass and its inner rings rotate, the knobs on the side do not.

Minutes

1. But time grows short, and only the Phantom Hourglass can buy Link the minutes he'll need to survive. (Web site)

Game

1. You can also choose different timesettings, such as the hourglass, moves per minute, minutes per game, or style Fischer.
2. The game has the same look and feel established in the hit Nintendo DS game The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass.

Orange

1. However, it had the shape of a widow spider, and the infamous red (well, orange really) hourglass. (Web site)

Drum

1. The dudi, an hourglass shaped drum is used to provide the rhythm for the dance. (Web site)

Time Management

1. Tamsk is much more familiar territorial game in which the element of chaos is introduced via time management (the hourglass is running over!). (Web site)

Back

1. Black widow spiders are most recognized for the red hourglass shape on the back.

Distinctive Features

1. The distinctive features of the violin are its "hourglass" shape, and the arching of its top and back.

Spider

1. You can identify this spider by the red hourglass marking on its belly.

Common Dolphins

1. Common dolphins are colorful, with a complex crisscross or hourglass color pattern on the side; the long-beaked common dolphin being more muted in color. (Web site)
2. All common dolphins are characterized by an hourglass pattern on the side, forming a V below the dorsal fin. (Web site)

Sides

1. This creates an “hourglass” shape on both sides of the body, which makes identifying this species relatively easy.

Black Widow

1. The Black Widow is also called the "hourglass" or "shoe-button" spider. (Web site)
2. The brown button spider, easily identifiable by a red hourglass marking on its stomach, is not quite as deadly as a black widow. (Web site)
3. The most common species is the black widow, Latrodectus mactans, characterized by a red hourglass shape on the ventral abdomen. (Web site)

Thinner

1. When looked at from the side, the vertebral body is shaped like an hourglass, being thicker at the ends and thinner in the middle. (Web site)
2. The vertebral body is shaped like an hourglass, thinner in the center with thicker ends. (Web site)

Black

1. The black widow spider is a small, black, shiny spider with a red hourglass marking on its belly. (Web site)
2. Hourglass dolphins are strikingly marked; black above and white below.

Plausible

1. The invention of the hourglass predates the existence of the infinity symbol allowing this theory to be plausible. (Web site)

Abdomen

1. The black widow spider is identified by a red hourglass on its abdomen. (Web site)

Marking

1. Instructions Step 1: Check to see if the spider has a marking in the shape of an hourglass on its back.

Hourglass Shape

1. The form of the composition is the hourglass shape with longer sections at the extremes and shorter sections in the middle.
2. Northern Right-Whale Dolphin are Dark in Color sometimes with a white hourglass shape on underside. (Web site)
3. A couple of famous design patents are the shape of a Coca-Cola bottle, that novel sort of hourglass shape.

Shape

1. These two patches are connected by a thin strip of white, creating, loosely speaking, an hourglass shape and hence the common name of the dolphin.
2. The widow spiders are big and may be black or brown, with red markings in either an hourglass shape or dots. (Web site)
3. A large disk of dust and gas orbiting Infrared Source 4 (IRS4), visible in dark red near the image center, gives the nebula an hourglass shape. (Web site)

Dolphins

1. Hourglass, Wilson's dolphin Named after their unusual markings, hourglass dolphins are rarely seen. (Web site)
2. Hourglass dolphins, Lagenorhynchus cruciger, are a truly pelagic species of dolphin.
3. Hourglass dolphins have been encountered with several other species of cetaceans. (Web site)

Hourglass Dolphin

1. The Hourglass Dolphin is beautiful, being named for the black and white hourglass-shaped markings on its sides.
2. Hourglass Dolphin (Lagenorhynchus cruciger) This dolphin has an all black body with white sides. (Web site)

Dolphin

1. Often mistaken for an Hourglass dolphin, the Dusky shares common characteristics of the Hourglass in relation to body size, shape, and areas of habitat.
2. This species has many other names including saddleback dolphin, white-bellied porpoise, criss-cross dolphin, cape dolphin and hourglass dolphin. (Web site)
3. The Hourglass Dolphin is small and wide compared to other dolphins.

Markings

1. They are smaller than Bottlenose Dolphins and can be easily identified by the distinctive, yellowish "hourglass" markings on their sides.
2. These white markings resemble an hourglass in shape and give the dolphin its common name.
3. The hourglass dolphin (Lagenorhynchus cruciger) is less than two meters long with striking black and white markings. (Web site)

Underside

1. There are not many species of venomous spiders in abdomen and two connected red triangles (like an hourglass) on the underside.
2. The underside of the Hourglass dolphin is a brilliant white color, and dark patches of gray or black with encircle the eyes.
3. The Brown Widow Spider is one of the species with the infamous "red hourglass" marking on the underside of its abdomen.

Black Widow Spiders

1. Black widow spiders can be identified by two connected triangles on their underbelly, appearing as an hourglass.
2. Black widow spiders are black with large tail sections and have a red hourglass shape on the underbelly.
3. Black widow spiders are most recognized for the red hourglass shape under their abdomen.

Black Widow Spider

1. A black widow spider is a small, shiny, black, button-shaped spider with a red hourglass mark on its abdomen, and prefers warm climates.
2. The black widow spider, Latrodectus mactans, has a prominent red hourglass figure on the underside of its abdomen. (Web site)
3. The black widow spider is glossy black and has a complete, red hourglass marking on the underside of its abdomen. (Web site)

Hourglass

1. A mature female is a globe-shaped, black, shiny spider with a red or orange marking or hourglass on the underside of her abdomen. (Web site)
2. Adult female black widow spiders are gloss black with an hourglass shaped marking on the underside of its abdomen which can range from orange to red. (Web site)
3. Black widow spider - note red "hourglass" on underside of abdomen. (Web site)

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2. Underside
3. Markings
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