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	Genus Ningaui or ningauis
		The Wongai Ningaui is a very small, aggressive carnivore, feeding on many types of invertebrates.
		The ningaui is a tiny marsupial carnivore which devours creatures often larger than itself.
		Ningaui is a Mac running Quid Pro Quo which supports them thence the SHTML suffixes on the files.
	www.thewebsiteofeverything.com /animals/mammals/Dasyuromorphia/Dasyuridae/Ningaui/index.html (212 words)

	Wongai Ningaui - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Wongai Ningaui (Ningaui ridei) is a small carnivorous marsupial native to Australia.
		Wongai Ningaui has a head and body length of 64 mm, tail length of 65 mm and weight of 9.75g.
		Ningauis use their sharp teeth to kill their insect prey by swiftly bighting them around the head.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Wongai_Ningaui (207 words)

	The Marsupial Museum - Ningaui (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Weighing a maximum of only 12 grams, the ningaui is one of the smallest marsupials.
		Ningauis usually feed on grasshoppers, centipedes, and trap-door spiders; but sometimes eat large prey like small lizards.
		Primarily nocturnal, ningauis breed only one summer of their life and raise a litter of 6-7.
	www.worldkids.net /critters/marsupials/ningaui.html (70 words)

	Australian Arid Lands Botanic Garden - Mammals: Wongau Ningaui
		The three species of Ningaui have only recently been discovered and little is known about their biology.
		The Ningaui lifespan is short, with few surviving their first breeding season, when females have five to six young in the pouch.
		Hollow logs, dense shrubs and spinifex provide shelter for Ningauis during the heat of the day.
	www.australian-aridlands-botanic-garden.org /general/mammals/m_spec/m_wn.htm (99 words)

	Q for Quoll N (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Ningauis (pronounced Nin-gow-ee) are tiny mammals, with bristly fur, that live in the Australian dry country.
		Although the Ningaui is about the size of a small mouse, when looked at closely it is quite different.
		The pointed teeth of the Ningaui are ideal for catching and eating its prey which is often grasshoppers, crickets, spiders or any other invertebrate it can catch.
	www.viridans.com /abc/q4qu/n1.htm (146 words)

	Íèíãàóè/Ningaui ridei : Ningaui timealeyi Ningaui Archer, 1975 = Íèíãàóè
		The three species of Ningaui have only recently been discovered and little is known about their biology.
		The Ningaui lifespan is short, with few surviving their first breeding season, when females have five to six young in the pouch.
		Wongai Ningaui has a head and body length of 64mm, tail length of 65mm and weight of 9.75g.
	zoo-eco.zooclub.ru /0-mlek-6s8.html (315 words)

	FREENIX Track: USENIX 2002 Annual Technical Conference - Paper
		Ningaui attacks this question the same way Gecko did; it tracks the progress of (or records corresponding to) each call throughout the billing process by tapping the dataflows between systems and within systems.
		Ningaui is inherently scalable because of its loosely coupled design, especially as it's unit of design, the node, is fairly well balanced in terms of CPU and I/O. Figure 6 shows how the performance scales with the number of nodes.
		The foremost goal on Ningaui was to verify this relationship and to evaluate whether or not a loosely coupled cluster of Linux systems was in fact competitive with large, industrial strength, high end SMP servers.
	www.usenix.org /event/usenix02/tech/freenix/full_papers/hume/hume_html/index.html (6869 words)

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