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Remigrate

To migrate again to go back to return

motion or assume definite positions under such influence If the migration is toward the source of light it is termed positive

the relations between climate and periodic biological phenomena as the migrations and breeding of birds the flowering and fruiting of plants

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A once common wild pigeon of North America Ectopistes migratorius now extinct It was so called on account of its

Migration together

side of the jaw under the skin and for its migrations Hamsters are commonly kept as a pets

Egypt under the conduct of Moses and hence any large migration from a place

or State to another for the purpose of residence to migrate from home

To migrate together

a colony or colonies in to people with colonists to migrate to and settle in

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