10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FORCIPATE»
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1
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
The tips of branches of the alga Cera- mium are forcipate — Forcipate labrum, a
labrum much elongated, ami terminated with two movable hooks which act as
jaws in seizing prey : a structure found only in larval dragon-flies. Also called
mask.
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The Journal of the Linnean Society of London: Zoology
The spines or aciculre are two ; but there is only one uncinus, which is similar in
form to the spines, is strongly curved and not forcipate at the apex. III. Species in
which the 'u/ncim' are forcipate at the apex. =P Leodoce, Saoigny, as restricted.
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The Journal of the Linnean Society
The spines or aciculae are two ; but there is only one uncinus, which is similar in
form to the spines, is strongly curved and not forcipate at the apex. III. Species in
which the uncini are forcipate at the apex. =?Leodoce, Savigny, as restricted.
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The Journal of the Linnean Society of London
The spines or aciculae are two ; but there is only one uncinus, which is similar in
form to the spines, is strongly curved and not forcipate at the apex. III. Species in
which the uncini are forcipate at the apex. =?Leodoce, Savigny, as restricted.
Linnean Society (London),
1870
5
Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society
... not much less robust than that of the female, and the middle tail is scarcely
more abbreviated. The penultimate ventral segment carries a pair of 5-jointed
forcipate appendages *. I proceed to give an amended generic diagnosis of the
female, ...
Linnean Society of London,
1876
6
Australasian Marsupials and Monotremes: An Action Plan for ...
The only extant species of its family, it is secondarily adapted for arboreal life,
virtually tail-less, with a rear opening pouch, and a manus which is strongly
clawed and forcipate — digits I and II oppose the other three. Local populations
face ...
Michael Kennedy, IUCN/SSC Australasian Marsupial and Monotreme Specialist Group,
1992
7
Nereis Boreali-Americana: Or Contributions to the History of ...
Ultimate ramuli forcipate at the apex. Sometimes the lateral branches are few,
simply forked, and distantly scattered along the branches, either alternate, or
secund; sometimes they are very numerous, springing from nearly every node.
William Henry Harvey,
1852
The filaments are very delicate, repeatedly dichotomous, fastigiate, mostly 1-2
inches high, jV-rV °' a l'ne *n diameter, the apices strongly forcipate or nearly
straight and erect. The mostly cylindric internodes are 2-4 times as long as broad,
...
Nathaniel Lord Britton,
1918
9
The Complete Field Guide to Dragonflies of Australia
Superior anal appendages of male forcipate, with mesal tooth well beyond
midlength and with apex rather short and stout; inferiors much longer than
superiors, forcipate but not strongly curved, sub- apically widened, slightly
concave dorsally ...
Günther Theischinger, John Hawking,
2006
10
A Systematic and Taxonomic Review of the Family ...
The seven species with strongly forcipate chelae (state 1), including the genus
Mystriocentrus for which this feature is diagnostic, were all in clade B (Fig. 52).
Six other Pseudotanainae species with lesser degrees of forcipation (state 2)
were ...
Jerry Alan McLelland,
2008
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FORCIPATE»
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Of koalas and marsupial lions: the vombatiform radiation, part I
The term schizodactyl and forcipate have also been used to describe Koala hand anatomy. Modern Koala skeleton, by Sklmsta, from wikipedia. «Scientific American, Oct 11»