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* [[Boa (web server)]], a small-footprint web server |
* [[Boa (web server)]], a small-footprint web server |
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* [[Luis Boa Morte]], a Portuguese footballer often known simply as "Boa" |
* [[Luis Boa Morte]], a Portuguese footballer often known simply as "Boa" |
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* [[BOA Technology]], a company that manufactures the BOA lacing system. |
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== BOA or BoA (as an acronym) == |
== BOA or BoA (as an acronym) == |
Revision as of 03:20, 1 January 2008
Boa
Boa may mean:
Snakes
- Boidae, a family of basal constrictor snakes, including:
- Acrantophis, a genus commonly known as "boas", including:
- Dumeril's Boa, Acrantophis dumerili, native to Madagascar
- Madagascar Ground Boa, Acrantophis madagascariensis native to Madagascar, and the largest snake species occurring there
- Boa (genus), including:
- Boa constrictor, or Red-tailed Boa native to the Americas and Caribbean,
- Charina, a genus commonly known as "boas", including:
- Rubber Boa, Charina bottae, native to the United States
- Tree boa, most commonly the genus Corallus, including:
- Corallus blombergi, commonly known as the "Ecuadorian Annulated Tree Boa", native to the Pacific coast of Ecuador
- Emerald tree boa, Corallus caninus, native to South America
- Corallus cookii, commonly known as "Cook's tree boa", native to the island of St. Vincent
- Corallus cropanii, an extremely rare species native to the Brazilian state of São Paulo
- Corallus grenadensis, commonly known as the "Grenadian Tree Boa" or "Grenadian Bank Tree Boa", native to Grenada and the Grenadines
- Amazon tree boa, Corallus hortulanus, native to South America
- Corallus ruschenbergerii, commonly known as the "Central American Tree Boa" or "Trinidad Tree Boa", native to South America and the Caribbean
- Epicrates, a terrestrial genus commonly known as "boas", including:
- Rainbow boa, Epicrates cenchria, native to Central and South America and the Caribbean
- Abaco Island Boa, or "Northern Bahamas Boa", Epicrates exsul, native to Great Abaco Island, Bahamas
- Puerto Rican Boa, Epicrates inornatus, native to Puerto Rico
- Jamaican Boa, Epicrates subflavus, native to Jamaica and Goat Island
- Eryx (genus), commonly known as "sand boas", including:
- Eryx johnii, commonly known as the "brown sand boa" or "Indian sand boa", native to Asia
- Eryx whitakeri, commonly known as "Whitaker's sand boa", native to India
- Gongylophis, a genus commonly known as "sand boas", including:
- Gongylophis conicus, commonly known as the "rough tailed-" or "rough scaled sand boa", native to Asia
- Other genera:
- Madagascar Tree Boa, Sanzinia madagascariensis, native to Madagascar
- Acrantophis, a genus commonly known as "boas", including:
Other uses
- Boa constructor, a cross-platform integrated development environment and a wxPython GUI builder for the [Python programming language
- BOA, Croatian and former Yugoslav music group
- BoA, a South Korean singer
- Boa, a Chilean thrash-metal band
- Bôa, a rock band formed in London in 1993, famous for the song "Duvet"
- Feather boa, a fashion accessory
- Boa (web server), a small-footprint web server
- Luis Boa Morte, a Portuguese footballer often known simply as "Boa"
- BOA Technology, a company that manufactures the BOA lacing system.
BOA or BoA (as an acronym)
As an acronym, BOA or BoA may mean:
- Beat of Angel, a backronym for BoA, singer.
- Bands of America, an organization that arranges and hosts high school band concert festivals and marching competitions
- Bank of Africa, a multinational bank
- Bank of America, the largest commercial bank in the United States
- Blades of Avernum, a computer role-playing game
- Bloodstock Open Air, a British hard rock and extreme metal festival
- Boliviana de Aviacion, a planned Bolivian state airline
- Book of Abraham, a scriptural text for some denominations of the Latter Day Saint movement
- British Olympic Association, which oversees Britain's participation in the Olympic Games