10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FISSIPALMATE»
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
Bacteria. fissipalmate (fis-i-pal'mat), a. [< L. fissus, pp. of findere, cleave, split, +
palma, palm, + -ate*-.] Semipalmate; palmiped with deeply incised webs ; partly
fissiped. fissipalmatibn (fis'i-pal-ma'shon), n. [< fissipalmate + -ion.]
Semipalmation ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
< fissipalmate + -ion.] Semipalmation ; partial pal- mation or incomplete webbing
of the toes. fissipara (fi-sip'a-ra), n. pi. [NL., neut. pi. of fissiparus: see fissiparous.]
In zool., a collective term applied to fissiparous animals, or organisms which ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
< L. fissus, pp. of findere, cleave, split, + palma, palm, + -ate1.] Semipalmate ;
palmiped with deeply incised webs ; partly fissiped. fissipalmatibn (ns'i-pal-ma'
shon), n. [< fissipalmate + -ion.] Semipalmation ; partial pal- mation or incomplete
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Webster's II New College Dictionary
Having lobed or partially webbed separated toes, as the feet of certain birds.
fissipalmate Fissipalmate foot of an ibis fis-sip-a-rous (fi-sip'ar-as) adj.
Reproducing by biological fission. — Is* sip'a-rous-ly adv. — fis-sip'a-rous-ness n
. fis-si-ped ...
Webster's New World Dictionary, Editors Of Webster's II Dictionaries, 2005
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Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio
Fenestrate. Furnished with openings. Ferrugineous or Ferruginous. Rusty-red.
Filtform. Thread-like. Fissipalmate. Lobed and bemipalmate as a grebe's foot is.
Fissiped. Having cleft toes Opposed to Palmiped. Fissirostral Having ihe bill cleft
far ...
Geological Survey of Ohio, 1882
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Report of the Geological Survey of Ohio...
Filiform. Thread-like. Fissipalmate. Lobed and semipalmate as a grebe's foot is.
Fis8iped. Having cleft toes Opposed to lalmiped. Fissirostral Having ihe bill cleft
far beyond the base of its horny part. Flank. Hinder part of side of trunk. Forehead
.
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Elementary Text-book of Zoology
The feet are palmate or fissipalmate. Podioeps cristatu-' L., Great crested Grebe ;
P. minor Gm. ; Colymbns glacialis L., Great Northern Diver. Fam. Lamellirostres.
Beak broad, deep at the base, covered with a soft, richly innervated skin, with ...
Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Claus, Adam Sedgewick, F. G. Heathcote, 1885
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History of the birds of Kansas
Fissipalmate, a. With half-webbed feet, the free portion of the toos lobed, as a
Grebe's foot. Fissiped, a. Having cleft toes. (Opposite of palmiped.) Fissirostral, a.
Having the mouth cleft far back of the base of the bill, as in the Goatsuckers,
Swifts, ...
Fenestrate. Furnished with openings. Ferrvgineous or Ferruginous. Rusty-red.
Filiform. Thread-like. Fissipalmate. Lobed and semipalmate as a grebe's foot is.
Fissiped. Having cleft toes Opposed to Palmiped. Fissirostral Having the bill cleft
far ...
Geological Survey of Ohio, 1882
FISSIPALMATE, a. fissi-pCdmat, [L. fissus. cleft, divided; Eng. palmate]: having
the membranes between the toes deeply cleft or incised, as in the foot of a grebe.
FISSIPED, a. fis'si-ped: having separate toes; cloven footed: N. animal having the
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