10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CULTRATED»
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1
A General View of the Writings of Linnaeus
20 Species. 51. Coracias. Beak cultrated (sharp or cutting), incurved at the end,.
6 Species. 1 English. 53. Gracula. Beak cultrated, equal, naked at the base. 8
Species. Mino, Dialbird, &c. 50. Corvus. Crow. Beak cultrated. Capistrum
reversed.
Richard Pulteney, Carl Troilius, 1805
2
An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical ...
The characters of this genus are— Bill, compressed, greatly arched, half oval,
thin, cultrated at the top. — Nostrils, round.-— Toes, two backward and two
forward.— Ten feathers in the tail. The only bird in this genus is the Ani, of which
there ...
William Winterbotham, 1796
3
An Historical, Geographical, Commercial, and Philosophical ...
The characters of this genus are — Bill, compressed, greatly arched, half oval,
thin, cultrated at the top. — Nostrils, round. — Toes, two backward and two
forward.-— Ten feathers in the tail. The only bird in this genus is the Ani, of which
there ...
William Winterbotham, 1795
4
Genera of Birds. [Signé : Thomas Pennant.]
BILL, strait, bending a little towards the end, edges cultrated. NOsTRILs, narrow
and naked. Toes, three forward; divided to thei origin; one backward. Blue Jay
Edw. CCCXXVI. Roller B'. Zool. II. App. Europe, Asia, Africa, and the hot parts of ...
5
A General View of the Writings of Linnaeus: To Which is ...
20 Species. 51. Coracias. Beak cultrated (sharp or cutting), incurved at the end. 6
Species. 1 English. 53. Gracula. Beak cultrated, equal, naked at the base. 8
Species. Mino, Dialbird, 8:0. 50. Corvus. Crow. Beak cultrated. Capistrum
reversed.
Richard Pulteney, Carl Linnaeus, William George Maton, 2011
A cultrated bill, as in the genus Corvus. Reflected vibrissce, Fig. 16. Fig. 4. A
cuneated or wedge-shaped bill, as in the genus Ficus. A cylindrical or extensile
tongue, Fig. 17. Fig. 5. A curvittcd bill. An erected crest. Fig 18. Fig. G. Nostrils
covered ...
William Samuel Waithman Ruschenberger, 1871
7
Elements of Ornithology: Prepared for the Use of Schools and ...
15. Fig. 2. A serrated or notched bill, as in the genus Ramphastos. Fig. 3. A
cultrated bill, as in the genus Corvus. Reflected vibrissas. Fig. 16. Fig. 4. A
cuneated or wedge-shaped bill, as in the genus Ficus. A cylindrical or extensile
tongue, Fig.
William Samuel Waithman Ruschenberger, Henri Milne-Edwards, Achille Comté, 1845
8
Ornithology: the natural history of birds : third book of ...
15. Fig. 2. A serrated or notched bill, as in the genus Ramphastos. Fig. 3. A
cultrated bill, as in the genus Corvus. Reflected vibrissee. Fig. 16. Fig. 4. A
cuneated or wedge-shaped bill, as in the genus Picus. A cylindrical or extensile
tongue, Fig.
William Samuel Waithman Ruschenberger, Henri Milne-Edwards, Achille Comté, 1844
9
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
The basal section is trigono-ovoid with the wider and rounded edge turned
obliquely forwards and outwards, and the narrower and cultrated edge or angle
directed obliquely backwards and inwards. These narrow edges have the
character of ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1851
10
Elements of Natural History: Being an Introduction to the ...
Bill shorter than the head, cultrated, hooked ; the margins of both mandibles
serrated j the feet formed for climbing. The bir.is of this genus are all inhabitants
of the tropical regions. They live solitary, in the thickest recesses of moist woods,
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