10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BIVALVULAR»
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
German obconical, almost entirely united to the calyx, unilocular, bivalvular
above, opening and spreading wide as in M. trzfida, so as to shew the green
ovules long before they have attained the full size. Seeds dark brown, shining,
crowded ...
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
Spathe 2-flowered, with an interposed lanceolate bractea, bivalvular; valves
herbaceous, acute, unequal, the outer the smaller. Pedicels erect, bent at a right
angle below the flower, shorter than the longer valve. Perianth rotate, 6-partite, ...
Royal Society of Edinburgh, Wernerian Natural History Society, 1836
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Memoirs of the Royal Society, Or a New Abridgment of the ...
... and under this lziyer there was marle again : The stones were of the species
called Concbiter, and resembled fea-fish of the testaceous kind; most of them
were turbinated or wreathed, the rest were of the bivalvular sort, though none of
them ...
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The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
furrowed on their outer edges. Stigmata two, sessile, persisting, bilobular, blunt,
spreading. German obconical, almost entirely united to the calyx, unilocular,
bivalvular above, opening and spreading wide as in ill. ml/ida, so as to shew the
...
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Memoirs of the Royal Society: being a new abridgment of the ...
... and several yards over; and under this layer there was marle again : The
stones were of the species called Conchites, and resembled sea-sish of the
testaceous kind; most of them were turbinated or wreathed, the rest were of the
bivalvular ...
Mr. Baddam (Benjamin), Royal Society (Great Britain), 1739
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The Primary Factors Of Organic Evolution
The resulting form of the early condition of the bivalvular shell in these two
distinct classes is so strikingly similar, that it lends weight to our supposition that
the form is induced by the mechanical conditions of the case. " I think that the
adductor ...
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Cardiovascular Diseases—Advances in Research and Treatment: ...
(2013 Mar 25) Showa University, Tokyo: Reconstruction of aorto-mitral continuity
with a handmade aorto-mitral bioprosthetic valve for extensive bivalvular
endocarditis By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Cardiovascular Week -
Current ...
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The Philosophical Transactions ... Abridged ...
The Stones (for I take them to be Lapides fin Generis) are of that fort which is call'
d Conchites, and resemble Sea-Fish of the Testaceous kind ; most of them are
Turbinated, or wreathed, the rest are of the Bivalvular sort, but I have not found
any ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), John Lowthorp, Henry Jones, 1722
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The Philosophical Transactions and Collections, to the End ...
The Stones, (for I take them to be Lapides fui Generis) are of that fort which is call'
d Conchites, and resemble Sea Fiji) of the Testaceous kind ; most of them are
Turbinated, or Wreathed, the rest are of the, Bivalvular sort, but I have not found ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), John Lowthorp, Henry Jones, 1716
Most of them are turbinated, or wreathed, the rest are of the bivalvular sort ; but I
have not found any of them with valves closed together, but single. The size of
the turbinated is from a vetch, to a hasel-nut; they are all filled with a terra
lapidosa, ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), Charles Hutton, George Shaw, 1809
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