10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DIVARICATOR»
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ata and S. ampla, showing clearly the inside of the area of the ventral valve, and
there are no such processes as those mentioned by- Prof. Hall. It is also evident
that if the Divaricator processes were as he says — articulated to processes ...
2
Canadian journal of industry, science and art
ata and S. ampla, showing clearly the inside of the area of the ventral valve, and
there are no such processes as those mentioned by Prof. Hall. It is also evident
that if the Divaricator processes were as he says — articulated to processes ...
3
The Canadian Journal of Industry, Science and Art
ata and S. ampla, showing clearly the inside of the area of the ventral valve, and
there are no such processes as those mentioned by Prof. Hall. It is also evident
that if the Divaricator processes were as he says — articulated to processes ...
A and C, occhisor, R, divaricator muscular impressions. L, cones, which denote
the deep hollows which existed in the mterior of the immensely thickened ventral
valve, and which were occupied by the spiral arms. 4. Aidosteget Wangenheimii
...
Samuel Joseph Mackie,
1859
5
Enumeration of Fossils Collected in the Niagara Limestone at ...
Length of hinge-line of large specimen, 1.8 inch ; length of shell from beak to front
margin, 1.21 inch ; transverse diameter of fissure, .39 inch ; greatest width of area
, .15 inch ; depth of ventral valve, .04 inch ; length of divaricator scars, .5 inch.
Alexander Winchell, Oliver Marcy,
1865
Fig. 3. Producta numerom, Sow. InternaI cast of the ventral valve, from the
Magnesian Limestone of the Carboniferous series of Breedon, Leicestershire. A
and C, occlusor, B, divaricator muscular impressions. L, cones, which denote the
deep ...
7
Memoirs Read Before the Boston Society of Natural History
Length of hinge-line of large specimen, 1.8 inch ; length of shell from beak to front
margin, 1.21 inch ; transverse diameter of fissure, .39 inch ; greatest width of area
, .16 inch ; depth of ventral valve, .04 inch ; length of divaricator scars, .5 inch.
8
British Fossil Brachiopoda
The interior of the ventral valve differs from the dorsal one by having its
divaricator scars much narrower, and its occlusor impressions closer at the
anterior extremity, and leaving only a very small space between them for the two
little scars ...
9
A Monograph Oh British Fossil Brachiopoda: 7.1: The silurian ...
The interior of the ventral valve differs from the dorsal one by having its
divaricator scars much narrower, and its occlusor impressions closer at the
anterior extremity, and leaving only a very small space between them for the two
little scars ...
Davidson (Thomas), Murchison (Roderick Impey),
1866
10
Transsphenoidal Surgery: Expert Consult
In this approach, it is necessary to use a mechanical divaricator. In 1987,
Griffith12 proposed an endonasal sphenoidot- omy through a sphenoethmoidal
recess. Here it is also necessary to use a divaricator. More recently, to overcome
the ...
Edward R. Laws Jr, Giuseppe Lanzino,
2010