10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CHILOPODOUS»
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1
Encyclopædia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
A. b. h.), usually thickening towards their tips; but in the Chilopodous there are
fourteen, or even more, joints (fig. 27. A. b. b.), which become very slender at their
extremities. All the rings of the body, except the first, and sometimes the last two ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
2
Encyclopaedia metropolitana: or Universal dictionary of ...
A. b. b.), usually thickening towards their tips ; but in the Chilopodous there are
fourteen, or even more, joints (fig. 27. A. b. b.), which become very slender at their
extremities. All the rings of the body, except the first, and sometimes the last two ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
3
Encyclopaedia Metropolitana; or, universal dictionary of ...
A. b. b.), usually thickening towards their tips; but in the Chilopodous there are
fourteen, or even more, joints (fig. 27. A. b. b.)> which become very slender at
their extremities. All the rings of the body, except the first, and sometimes the last
two ...
4
Nasal motifs in Maya iconography: a methodological approach ...
Although there is substantial variation in the appearance of these creatures to
make fine distinctions, the group is divided merely into two subgroups: (1) double
-headed dragons and (2) double-headed skeletal chilopodous dragons (of which
...
... remove it, if he is a dexterous manipulator, by dissecting out the tracheary
apparatus of the first chilopodous Myriapod he can lay hands on ; and, stopping
the orifices of all the spiracles but one, 574 THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
.
6
Desciptive Zoological Classification
... but which are produced in great numbers in the Crayfish, are by no means
found exclusively in the neighbourhood of the generative outlet of the male, but
may be seen adhering to various parts of the animal's body. In the Chilopodous ...
7
Agriculture of Maine: Annual Report of the Secretary of the ...
H. C. Wood, Jr., has written in the Philadelphia Journal, an account of the
Chilopodous Myriapods of the United States. The Spiders of the Southern States
more especially, have been described and beautifully illustrated by Prof. Hentz,
in the ...
Maine. Board of Agriculture, 1862
8
Proceedings, American Philosophical Society (vol. 42, 1903)
A primitive feature, and the one diagnostic of the Meropoda as compared with the
Chilopodous Myriopods, is the paired genital ducts and openings which are
situated near the head between the second and third pair of legs. In the
Symphyla ...
... if he is a dexterous manipulator, by dissecting out the tracheary apparatus of
the first chilopodous myriapod he can lay hands on, and, stopping the orifices of
all the spiracles but one, he will find that through that one he may inject the whole
...
10
Transactions of the Linnean Society
In the Chilopodous Myriapoda it retains the articulated pediform structure
throughout the entire life of the animal, and is employed as an organ of
prehension rather than of manducation. This is precisely what we have already
seen in the very ...
Linnean Society of London, 1855
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