10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GALEATED»
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1
An Attempt Towards a Natural History of the Fossils of England
A galeated Echinus, the largest I ever faw. Out of a Chalk-pit near Sutton, in
Surrey. d. i i. A very fair galeated Echinites, found near Maiden. d. i i x. A galeated
Echinite, found on the Top of an high Hill,' in Mr. William Collins'e Estate, in the ...
2
The American Poulterer's Companion: A Practical Treatise on ...
r. THE RUFFED GROUSF-. feathers about three inches long, curled forward, of a
velvety appearance, and capable of being raised or depressed at will. In several
species, as in the Galeated Curassow, the Guan, the Razor-billed Curassow, ...
3
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal
AN opportunity having occurred to me lately, of examining, though in a cursory
manner, both species of Cassowary at present known, viz. that found in the
Indian Islands, and long since described under the name of the Galeated
Cassowary, ...
4
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
AN opportunity having occurred to me lately, of examining, though in a cursory
manner, both species of Cassowary at present known, viz. that found in the
Indian Islands, and long since described under the name of the Galeated
Cassowary, ...
5
The national encyclopædia. Libr. ed
... adapts the feet for arboreal habits. The legs are spurless. The tail is ample, and
composed of stiff feathers. In several species, as the Galeated Curassow, the
Guan, and others, the windpipe makes one, two, or even three deep folds
between ...
National cyclopaedia, 1879
6
The Poultry Yard; comprising the management of all kinds of ...
The galeated curassow equals a hen turkey in size; it is a native of the forests of
Mexico, where it lives in large flocks, which frequent the branches of the tallest
trees. It is said, however, to make its nest generally on the ground, a
circumstance ...
William Charles Linnæus MARTIN, Elizabeth WATTS (Editor of the “Poultry Chronicle.”.), 1855
7
The Natural History of Birds: From the French of the Count ...
But notwithstanding these points of agreement, they are still marked by
characters that distinctly separate the species; the Ostrich is removed from the
Galeated Cassowary and the Touyou, by its size, by its feet, like those of the
camel, and by ...
Comte De Buffon, William Smellie, 2010
8
Geology of New-York:part III
In the descending order, there are first, some layers with nodules of flint, the
nodules not constant; below which, a series with the Galeated pentamerus in
considerable number, with some other fossils, such as the Deep euomphalus, (
No.
9
General Zoology: pt. 1. Aves.- v. 14, pt. 2. General index
George Shaw, James Francis Stephens. being shorter and thicker, and by having
the membrane at its base, as well as the greater portion of the head, covered by
short and serrated, velvet-like feathers. GALEATED PAUXI. (Ourax Galeata.) ...
George Shaw, James Francis Stephens, 1819
10
Natural history of New York ...
In the descending order, there are first, some layers with nodules of flint, the
nodules not constant ; below which, a series with the Galeated pentamerus in
considerable number, with some other fossils, such as the Deep euomphalus, (
No.
New York (State). Natural History Survey, James Ellsworth De Kay, 1842
