10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FURCULAR»
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furcular in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
furcular and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Atlas of Bird Migration: Tracing the Great Journeys of ...
... is the furculum, the pit above the breastbone. Some fat visible in furcular region
Furcular region almost filled with fat THE ANNUAL MOULT of the main flight
feathers in most species takes place gradually, so that the birds can continue to
fly.
2
West Nile Virus in Backyard Birds of Northwestern Arkansas ...
Fat classes were defined as Class 0, birds displayed no fat in either the
abdominal or furcular areas; Class 1, fat present in either the abdominal or
furcular area; Class 2, fat flush with musculature in both the abdominal and
furcular area, and ...
Joshua Andrew Lowry, 2008
3
Taxonomic Revision and Phylogenetic Analysis of the ...
A medially oriented crest-like projection characterizes the furcular symphysis of
alcids. This crest can be either small (i.e., projects less than the width of
individual clavicles at symphysis; Aethia psittacula) or large (i.e., projection as
wide or ...
The furcular process is at the 11- o'clock position. The shorter furcular ramusis
embedded sufficiently in the esophageal mucosa (4-o'clock position) to prevent
further passage of the bonetoward the stomach. The exact siteof impingementis ...
Todd R. Tams, Clarence A. Rawlings, 2010
5
Shorebirds and Wetlands in the Prairie Pothole Region: ...
Stopover duration of Least Sandpipers grouped by furcular fat score. No
significant difference was found within managed (P = 0.34) or natural (P = 0.78)
wetlands for fat score differences as a predictor of stopover duration. Least
Sandpiper Fat ...
Account was not taken of classes T6, T7 and Tg, which are rarely encountered in
wintering Great Tits and were not noted in the course of the research described
here. The ratio of furcular to abdominal fat was found to differ in birds within a ...
7
"New world vultures" with old world affinities?: A review of ...
the furcular facet that forms a smaller acute angle with the shaft's long axis, and a
furcular facet that does not extend far anteriorly. Neophrontops more closely
resembles Gypohierax than any other form and differs mainly in being more
slender ...
8
Biology of the Ubiquitous House Sparrow : From Genes to ...
Insulin had no detectable effect on the rate of incorporation of 14C from labeled
glucose into fatty acids, or on the rate of triglyceride synthesis in either
mesenteric or furcular fat. Glucagon also had no effect on glucose uptake by the
mesenteric ...
Ted R. Anderson Professor of Biology McKendree College in Illinois (Emeritus), 2006
9
An introduction to the comparative anatomy of animals, tr. ...
Bones of the Breast in the Vulture cinereus: a. the Sternum; b. its Crista ; c. the
Clavicle; d. the Furcular Bone; e. openings in the Sternum, occupied by
ligamentous membranes ; f. a similar membrane in the furcular bone ; g anterior
short Ribs ...
10
Animal and Vegetable Physiology Considered with Reference to ...
+ Many have considered this bone as being the clavicle, and have regarded the
furcular bone as a new bone, or supplementary clavicle : but all the analogies of
position and of develope- ment are in favour of the views stated in the text.
