10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DASYPOD»
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English Language Word Builder
... FURLANA FUTHORK GABNASH+ GALLOOT GARVOCK GEMSBOK
GEOGONY+ GINGHAM GISARME CURRAGH DAMBROD DASYPOD DAYPACK
DECALOG DEMIVEG+ DHOURRA DICOTYL DIGLYPH DIPTYCA DITTANY+
DONGOLA ...
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Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland: The ...
1 70), Schrabaz (Titurel, 41 64) , Schra- waz (Gudrun,448), waltschrate (
seeHerrad.2001') ; ephialtes, daz nacht schrettele (Dasypod, p. 2921, and 45b).
The Norwegian Vaettur answers to the German - Some who fancy that the
Schretlin is a ...
Thomas Crofton Croker, 1828
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Edentate from the Oligocene of Wyoming: Notulae Naturae of ...
... ancestry, but at a point antecedent to the appearance of Palaeanodon itself,
the evidence for this being most strikingly strengthened by the presence of a well-
defined dasypod, Utaetus buccatus Ameghino, in the lower Eocene of Patagonia.
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Aristotle's Collection [ 29 Books]:
... it the 'Yellow River.' Animals as a general rule have no hair on their internal
surfaces, and, in regard to their extremities, they have hair on the upper, but not
on the lower side. The hare, or dasypod, is the only animal known to have ...
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An Universal history, from the earliest account of time
9, & al. rard Dasypod, besides the regular courses of the heavenly bodies
exhibits many other curious motions, which the reader may fee a fuller account in
the travels of Ctriat. (T) Nothing could be mpre conducive to their bodily strength
than ...
George Sale, George Psalmanazar, Archibald Bower, 1748
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Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland
... daz nacht schrettele (Dasypod, p. 292a, and 45b). The Norwegian Vaettur
answers to the German • Some who fancy that the Schretlin is a little child, and as
swift as the wind, and that it is a fallen angel. / and Anglo-Saxon wiht ; hollar
vaettir, ...
Thomas Crofton Croker, 1828
Among the mammals, the Plwlidotu (pangolins) and Dasypod- idae (armadillos)
are largely covered with S. In marsupials, insectivores and rodents, the tail
carries small horny S., which, like the S. on the legs of birds, are also evolutionary
...
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Transactions of the American Philosophical Society
The most striking superficial differences such as the greater depression of the
snout and the expanded dome-like occiput are seen also in the dasypod
Chlamyphorus which has been abundantly shown to find its closest known ally in
Dasypus.
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Annals of the Carnegie Museum
Epoicotherium is not a true dasypod, but an independent, perhaps somewhat
parallel, offshoot of the pre-dasypod stock (probably the Palaeanodonta) and is
the only known member of a SIMPSON: NORTH AMERICAN OLIGOCENE ...
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A Philosophical and Mathematical Dictionary: Containing an ...
... 8vo, at Strasburg, in 1572; and in a Latin translation in the Synopsis Ma.
thematica of Merseunus, published in 440, at Paris, in 164-2; and also a treatise
0n the Rising and Setting of the Stars, edited with the former work by Dasypod'
iusDiog.
