10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «INTEROSCULANT»
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The North British Review
... of the rarest of British sea-animals, Actinia chrysanthelhtm, though really he is
no Actinia, and his value consists, not merely in his beauty, (though that is not
small,) but in his belonging to what the long- word-makers call an " interosculant
...
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Glaucus: Or, the Wonders of the Shore
... British sea-animals, Actinia chrysanthellum, though really he is no Actinia,* and
his value consists, not merely in his beauty, (though that is not small,) but in his
belonging to what the long-word-makers call an " interosculant" * Now " Peachia
...
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The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art
... and his value consists, not merely in his beauty (though that is not small), but in
his belonging to what the long-word-makers call an “ interosculant " group, a
party of genera and species which' connect families scientifically far apart, filling
up ...
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Glaucus; or The Wonders of the Shore
... consists, not merely in his beauty, (though that is not small,) but in his
belonging to what the long- word-makers call an " interosculant" * Now "Peachia,"
of Mr. Gosse. group, — a party of genera and species which connect 64
GLAUCUS; OB,
Charles Kingsley, F.S.A., 1856
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Delphi Complete Works of Charles Kingsley (Illustrated):
But his valueconsists, notmerely in hisbeauty (though that, really, is not small),
butin hisbelonging towhat the long wordmakers call an “interosculant” group, a
party of genera and species which connect families scientifically far apart, filling
upa ...
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A Dictionary for Invertebrate Zoology:
[L. inter, between; (re)capere, to take] Sense organs situated internally that
respond to internal conditions, as opposed to exteroceptors. interosculant a. [L.
inter, between; osculari, to kiss] Having characters common to 2 or more species
or ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
INTEROCULAR Adj. (Latin, inter I between + ocular.) Structures located between
eyes. INTEROCULAR ANTENNA Antennae that are set between compound eyes
. INTEROSCULANT Adj. (Latin, inter I between + osculans I kiss.) 1. Possessing ...
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The Water Babies and Glaucus
... but in his belonging to what the long-word-makers call an “ interosculant ”
group,—a party of genera and species which connect families scientifically far
apart, filling up a fresh link in the great chain, or rather the great net-work, of
zoological ...
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
... f«r5T4T¡ д<#. interosculant »ftiTWWt, faf%4" ччг 'j<4lÍ4lllg)¡ v.r. interosculate згл
- interosseous adj. anro-arfor-; also interosseal interpage v.r. ЗГ<И.ГЧ«Й ЧТ €Т?
Т%*Т interparietal adj. *¡dTI4lfe<(+l interpellation и. fasrcT; 5*<Г#Т; *г«гт; *ПГ^Т;
...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
10
The Columbian cyclopedia
INTEROSCULANT, a. ln-Ur-6»'ka-lmt: connecting two different assemblages of
any kind, as a variety connecting two species, a species two genera, a genus two
families, a family two tribes, a tribe two orders. INTEROSSEAL, a. in'Ur-fo'se-al ...
