Complemented with a fiery shade of red, the design showcases a classic color duo without looking patriotic. Mirroring the sun's radiant hues, this brilliant shade of daffodil livens up an otherwise all-white room.
The Chimera on a red-figure Apulian plate, c. 350â340 BC (Musee musÃ©e Du). Louvre The (/chimera/ kÉ¨ËmÉªÉrÉ /or/ , kaÉªËmÉªÉrÉ Also (Chimaera); Chimaera: CHIMÃ¦RA, Greek) ÏÎ¯Î¼Î±Î¹ÏÎ±, chimaira chÃ­maira Was according, to greek mythology-a monstrous fire breathing Hybrid creature Of Lycia, in asia minor composed of the parts of more. than one animal
Chimera: In medicine, a person composed of two genetically distinct types of cells. Human chimeras were first discovered with the advent of blood typing when it was found that some people had more than one blood type. Most of them proved to be blood chimeras -- non-identical twins who shared a blood supply in the uterus. Those who were not twins are thought to have blood cells from a twin that died early in gestation. Twin embryos often share a blood supply in the placenta, allowing blood stem cells to