10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «GLOBOSITY»
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The Correspondence of Samuel Clarke and Anthony Collins, 1707-08
Again, when I say roundness, or globosity, or any other figure of a body, must
needs be the sum of qualities ofthe same kind inher— ing in the several parts, it
is plain I do not mean to affirm that globosity is made up of globosities — any
more ...
Samuel Clarke, Anthony Collins, William L. Uzgalis, 2011
2
Englisch-Deutsches und Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch: mit ...
JVu'gdflinte, f., v. Hugelbii$ft. Shrgdfiirimg,«.,globular,globated,g!obed,orbed,
globous, globnlous, orbicular, spherical; adv., glob- ularly, spherically. Stll'
gdfotmtgfdt, /'.. globosity, sphericalness. Ku'gdfoim,/'., spherical form, globosity; (
Terhn.) ...
3
Perspectives on Marine Environmental Change in Hong Kong and ...
The shells of mangrove gastropod species increased in relative globosity,
aperture size and aperture roundness with increasing height of habitation in
mangrove trees, while relative shell weight and thickness decreased (Fig. 4).
Reduced ...
4
Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences
an unchanged spine index. Group 16 continues the decline of shell width, the
globosity of the shell (maximum at 69- per cent), smooth shells, and the low
spines remain about stationary, but the distance between the spines is reduced,
and the ...
an unchanged spine index. Group 16 continues the decline of shell width, the
globosity of the shell (maximum at 69 per cent), smooth shells, and the low
spines remain about stationary, but the distance between the spines is reduced,
and the ...
National Academy of Sciences (U.S.), 1915
6
The variations and ecological distribution of the snails of ...
an unchanged spine index. Group 16 continues the decline of shell width, the
globosity of the shell (maximum at 69 per cent), smooth shells, and the low
spines remain about stationary, but the distance between the spines is reduced,
and the ...
Charles Christopher Adams, 1915
7
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
ly, and then gradually fallback into globosity. What has been said of the shape
which a growing brain would assume from a given basis, applies also to the
shape of that basis, so far as it affects the shape of the brain; so that a broad
basis, ...
8
Flugel's Complete Dictionary of the German and English Languages
N. T. shot-locker, shot-garland ; — regen/ m. shower of bullets or musket- shot ; —
runb/ adj. as round as a ball, globular ; vulg. fat, well-fed ; — runbe//. globosity; —
fd)ne= Cfe//. spherical sea-snail; — fd)Wamm/ m. fuzhall ; — t|ee/ m. imperial ...
C. A. Feiling, A. Heimann, 1843
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Evolutionary Paleoecology: The Ecological Context of ...
Characters measured on naticids represented shell size, globosity, aperture
characteristics, and shell thickness. Shell size and globosity (linked by Kitchell
1986 to locomotory efficiency) affect both offensive and defensive capabilities of ...
Warren D. Allmon, David J. Bottjer, 2013
10
Predator-Prey Interactions in the Fossil Record
Vermeij and Currey (1980) showed that shell strength increases as shell
globosity increases in thaidid gastropods. In addition, Schmidt (1989) observed
that squat low-spired snail species had higher repair frequencies. However,
Walker ...
Patricia H. Kelley, Michal Kowalewski, Thor A. Hansen, 2003
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «GLOBOSITY»
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My favourite painting: Dan Pearson
... repetitions of little forms, which are part of its own genuine perfection', in contrast with 'the awfulness, the ponderous globosity of Art'. «Country Life, Feb 15»
