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Chrono-Eric, a spanner is what Brits and some of their former colonials call what I and probably most folks in the US call a wrench. Google images offers a bunch of pictures. Wrench - it's not just a verb!
Who said Britain and the US were two countries separated by a common language?
I agree with nancy...maybe the Dr. can respond...or Kat..I have not found anything on it....but my third graders have the assignment to think of a name..can't wait to hear their ideas..
OK my A person who studies molluscs is a malacologist, a person who studies cephs (any variety as far as I'm aware) is a teuthologist.
Me when I'm asked I say I'm a Marine Biologist (cos not too many people seem to know the other words!) course then I get asked do I study dolphins/sharks/whales/coral.............
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