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See: bastard, illegitimate
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nothus in the Galveston Bay offshore region, and the western GOM in general.
Evolutionary associations between sand seatrout (Cynoscion arenarius) ... by Anderson, Joel D.; McDonald, Dusty L.; Sutton, Glen R.; Karel, William J. / Fishery Bulletin
The resonances of "Nothing" both in Q2 and F Hamlet and in Much Ado about Nothing (whose homophone "Noting" includes blotting or staining as well as observing) may include not only the already well-known "O" and "naught/nought" but Nothus as a term for bastard (or the son of an adulteress) in the period.
Black Hamlet: battening on the moor by Parker, Patricia / Shakespeare Studies
nothus are of greater height than those of the other species, appearing rounder in shape.
ZOOLOGY AND ENTOMOLOGY by Journal of the Mississippi Academy of Sciences
 
 
 
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