10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DORSIGRADE»
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Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
grade, graduate, aggressive, progress, congress digitigrade — walking with only
digits touching the ground dorsigrade — having back of digit on ground when
walking orthograde — walking or standing in the upright position subplantigrade
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Etyma, an Introduction to Vocabulary-building from Latin & Greek
dorsiduct 'carry towards the back' dorsifixed 'fastened by the back' dorsigrade '
walking on the backs of the toes' dorsimedian, dorsimesal In the middle line of
the back' dorsispinal 'of the spinous processes of the vertebrae' dorsiferous '
bearing ...
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Comprehensive English-Hindi dictionary:
Dorsigrade, walking on the back of the toes Hi $t ^RfcTOf W'Rlf <fc ^TcR qicll I
DorsiventraL, having distinct dorsal and ventral sides as most foliage leaves (Bot)
fa*!*) 3fk R3?ft ^ ^t, ^mr, afft 3r^w I Dorsoventral, pertaining to the dorsal and ...
Bholānātha Tivārī, Amaranātha Kapūra, Viśvaprakāśa Gupta, 1998
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German Dictionary of Biology: German-English
Laufen Laufaktivität /cursorial activity Laufasymmetrie /walk asymmetry Laufbein
n cursorial leg laufen to walk, to run Laufen n walking; cursorial gait • an das -
angepaßt cursorial, gressorial laufend: -/auf den Fingerrücken dorsigrade -/auf
den ...
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Academic Press Dictionary of Science and Technology
dorsi- a combining form meaning "dorsal" or "back." as in dorsiflexion. dorsiferous
Botany, in ferns, bearing the sori on the back of the fronds, dorsiflex Zoology,
capable of, or causing, flexing toward the back, dorsigrade Vertebrate Zoology, ...
Christopher G. Morris, 1992
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Zoological classification: a book of reference
Dolichocephalous. When the length of the head is more than its breadth.
Dorsigrade. When a mammal walks on the back of its toes, as in certain
armadillos. Dualistic theory holds that creation was definite and purposive.
Duodenum. The first ...
Francis Polkinghorne Pascoe, 1880
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Videnskabelige meddelelser fra Dansk naturhistorisk forening
GENERAL REMARKS CONCERNING THE BIOLOGY OF THE TWO SPECIES
While older larvae of all the species are dorsigrade, Wheeler (1931, p. 219) in V.
comstocki found that first stage larvae are both dorsi- and ventrigrade. I confirmed
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Dansk naturhistorisk forening, 1967
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... adjs. dorsigrade tfsfi % Ъг ^i% гпш, чт ^ vtofaííí чт =зг?г% «ггат; dorsiventral ч_
*5егт; y*5 aíd^bót; ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
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Henderson's Dictionary of Biology
... a spinal nerve and a visceral sympathetic nerve. dorsal-ventral dorso-ventral
q.v. dorsiferous a. bearing sori on back of leaf. dorsifixed n. having filament
attached to back of anther. dorsigerous a. carrying young on back. dorsigrade a.
having ...
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Chandler's Encyclopedia: An Epitome of Universal Knowledge ...
Ethnologist, who has written much on the N. W. Indians. Dorsibraiichiata. Errantia
, with branchia? on the para- podia. Dorsiferous, DORSIGEROUS. or
DORSIPAROUS. Bearing young on the back, as certain Toads. Opossum, etc.
Dorsigrade.
William Henry Chandler, 1898
