10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ACANTHOID»
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From Republic to Empire: Rhetoric, Religion, and Power in ...
From the large central calyx or bell of the acanthus plant emanate sinuously
spiraling acanthoid vines that fill the entire expanse of the framed field with
innumerable convolutions. A number of other plants and flowers grow out of the
husks and ...
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Form Emphasis for Metalsmiths
Acicular (Latin: acicula, small pin) also Spicate (Latin: spicatus. shaped like
heads of grain) Spiculate, spiculum (Latin: spiculum, stinger) also Archiform,
arcual, arcuate (Latin: arcus, arch) Aristate (Latin: aristatus,. Acanthoid (Greek:
acanth- ...
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Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute
NON-ACANTHOID CHARACTEBS. (a) The whole shell is very broad, very
elevated and carinated. (6) The tegmentum is longitudinally narrow but very
broad laterally, the sutural laminae are ischnoid in character, (c) The great size of
the ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
ACANTHOID Adj. (Greek, akantha I spine + eidos I shape.) Spine-like; descriptive
of a conical cuticular process or projection that resembles a spine or thorn. See
Acanthus. Cf. Aculeiform; Penicilliform; Spiniform; Spiciform; Styliform; Trichoid.
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Mosby's Medical Dictionary
acanthoid acceleration crenated erythrocytes. Compare elliptocytosis. acanthoid,
resembling a spinous process. acanthoma /ak'antho'mo/ [Gk, akantha + oma,
tumor], hypertrophy that arises from the stratum spinosum and is localized rather
...
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Lipid Peroxidation in Biological Systems
The cells became acanthoid-shaped, and the membranes developed numerous
porous ruptures. In the tocopherol-sufficient RBC, hemolysis and lipid changes
were inhibited, while the spectrin changes and acanthoid formation development
...
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Mollusca: Aplacophora, Polyplacophora, Scaphopoda, Cephalopoda
The acanthoid chitons of New Zealand, with descriptions and figures, including
several new species. Proc. Malawi. Soc. Land. 17(1): 5-35 [18] [introduced as a
subgenus of Notoplax H. Adams, 1861]. Type species: Notoplax (Amblyplax)
oliveri ...
Lophoplax finlayi Ashby, "Acanthoid Chitons of N.Z." (i.e.) Dredged off Otago
Heads in 60fms. ; valves figured. In Finlay collection, Dunedin. Genus
PSEUDOTONICIA, 1926. Characters described at commencement of this paper.
Fseudotonicia ...
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1927
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The Year Book of Medicine
Fig. 58 (left). — Examples of acanthoid erythrocytes in wet preparations. Phase
microscopy. Cells in A through C exhibit progressive gradations of severity. Cell
D, although minimally deformed, is considered normal. Fig. 59 (right). —
Examples ...
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Proceedings of the General Meetings for Scientific Business ...
A portion of tggintcgument from the lateral region of the abdomen, showing
acanthoid spines. 2. Latrodectua byatris; Yemen : p. 252. Dorsal view of female.
2a. lntegument of abdomen, showing acanthoid and stouter straight spines. 8.
Zoological Society of London, 1902
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How Greece influenced Chinese art
The lion has a leafy beard, a common feature introduced to Central Asian animals by Greek art - call it acanthoid - and a mane like a Greek ... «Spero News, Aug 08»
