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A spore is a biological reproductive mechanism.
Spore may also refer to:
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Video games
- Spore (2008 video game), a video game by Maxis
- Spore Creatures, the Nintendo DS spinoff of the same series
- Spore Origins, the mobile phone and iPod spinoff of the same series
- Spore (1991 video game), an MS-DOS video game
- Spore (1987 video game), a video game for the C-64 and ZX Spectrum
Music
- The Spore, a 2005 album by Opiate for the Masses
- Spore (band), an American rock band
Miscellanea
- Security Protocols Open Repository or SPORE
- Galaxy of Fear: Spore, a book by John Whitman
- Singapore is colloquially referred to by the abbreviation "Spore" or "S'pore"
See also
- Endospores, a bacterial, non-reproductive survival mechanism
- Spore-like cells, a specific class of stem cells
- Spore print, a diagnostic character for identifying mushrooms
- Resting spore, created by fungi
- Gaia spore, a subset of the Gaia hypothesis
- Milky spore, a bacterium of the white grubs of Japanese beetles
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