10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FORCEPS-LIKE»
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Dental Office and Laboratory
side for those on the left side of the mouth, and in front of the patient for those on
the right side. Should the crowns of these teeth be so decayed as to prevent their
seizure with the forceps, their roots may be removed with forceps like Fig.
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Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 20: NextMed / MMVR20
But there were many obstacles to measure the gripping force as it had to mount a
number of pressure sensor at the forceps like tip which was less than 7mm in
length. It was difficult to obtain uniform and stable pressure information from the ...
James D. Westwood, S. W. Westwood, 2013
Turning next to the consideration of the genitalia and terminalia of the Mecoptera,
we find two types represented, namely, those with forceps-like gonopods (e. g.,
Figs. 24, 20, 23, 27, and 28) which are of extreme length in Merope (Fig. 24 "g") ...
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
The plates are covered with membrane, widely placed on which are beautiful
forceps-like pedicellariac. Near the middle of each plate is a long, stout, acute,
movable spine, the base of which is buried in a large, fleshy, papillose eminence.
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Managing Turfgrass Pests, Second Edition
Their forceps-like tails are used for defense and larger ones can lightly pinch the
skin. These forceps are not poisonous, though many earwigs release a foul odor
if handled. In southern states, large numbers of these pests may enter homes ...
Thomas L. Watschke, Peter H. Dernoeden, David J. Shetlar, 2013
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The Entomologist's Useful Compendium: Or, an Introduction to ...
Wings membranaceous, with a rhomboidal stigma: abdomen of the male not
armed with a forceps-like appendage. Sp. 1. Agrion sanguineus. Inhabits
marshes. Genus 387. LESTES. Leach. Wings membranaceous with an oblong-
quadrate ...
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Handbook of Vegetable Pests
Dorsal surface of abdomen lacking apical projections; insect hops when
disturbed Psyllids; order Homoptera, family Psyllidae 11. Tip of abdomen with
forceps-like cerci Earwigs; order Dermaptera Abdomen with forceps-like cerci:
earwig ...
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The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster
Abdomen of the male not armed with a forceps-like appendage. Obs. We have of
this genus several indigenous species, not accurately determined. Genus
CCCCLXXXVI. Lestes. Leach. Wings membranaceous, with an oblong quadrate
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Edinburgh encyclopaedia, sir David Brewster, 1830
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The Edinburgh encyclopædia conducted by David Brewster, with ...
Abdomen of the male not armed with a forceps-like appendage. Oba. We have of
this genus several indigenous species, not accurately determined. Genus
CCCCLXXXVI. Lestes. Leach. Wings membranaceous, with an oblong quadrate
...
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Encyclopedia of Entomology
Zool Scr 31:3-15 Earwigs (Dermaptera) Earwigs are, in some respects, one of the
most readily recognized orders of insects. However, this applies only to the "
typical" earwigs bearing forceps- like cerci. There are some animal-parasitic
groups ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FORCEPS-LIKE»
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Earwigs, anyone?
They are easily recognizable by their two forceps-like appendages coming from their rear ends. This gives them the common name of “pincher ... «Porterville Recorder, Apr 15»
Fossil reveals earliest known central nervous system of an animal
This creature, the first of its kind ever discovered, belonged to a now-extinct group of animals that had a pair of long, forceps-like extensions ... «EarthSky, Oct 13»
Meet the Half Billion Year Old Lobster-Spider. With Tusks.
A fossil of the megacheiran Leanchoilia illecebrosa, showing its characteristic forceps-like great appendages. This species is a close relative of ... «TIME, Oct 13»
RICHARD FAGERLUND: Don't fear the earwigs, says the Bugman
Earwigs are easily recognized as they are about a quarter-inch to an inch long, elongated insects with a pair of forceps-like appendages at the ... «Rio Rancho Observer, May 13»
NASA rescue mission aims to revive Hubble
One, a forceps-like instrument, will be used to grip the circuit boards and yank them out. Another grasps the miniature screws so they don't float ... «USA Today, May 09»
Strange 'Ant from Mars' Discovered
It also has long, slender forceps-like mandibles that researchers suspect the ant uses to capture prey. M. heureka not only constitutes a new ... «LiveScience.com, Sep 08»
