10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JAWLIKE»
Discover the use of
jawlike in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
jawlike and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
The conodonts, small, jawlike fossils whose zoologic position is still a matter of
conjecture, occur in both the Pennsylvanian and the Mississippian rocks. These
forms I believe will prove to be of considerable importance in stratigraphic work ...
2
Biology: The Dynamic Science, Volume 2, |
Jawlike. Feeding. Apparatus. Most ofthe 1,800 species in the phylum Rotifera (
rota = wheel;ferre = to carry) live in fresh water (Figure 29.20). All are microscopic
— about the size of a ciliate protist—but they have well-developed B Larvae,
each ...
Peter Russell, Paul Hertz, Beverly McMillan, 2011
Jawlike hands can grasp and arms lift 150 pounds. FOR TOP-SHELF WORK,
Mobot's arms can be lifted 10 feet from the floor by means of a hydraulic system
separate from the one that controls their gestures. Mobot weighs 4,500 pounds.
4
Biology: A Human Emphasis
Each HLA has a jawlike region (arrow) that can bind and display nonself
fragments, thus alerting the immune system to the presence of an invader or
some other threat. Speculate on what may happen if a mutation caused the
jawlike region to ...
5
The Insects: An Outline of Entomology
... blind-ending tubules, originating near the junction of the midgut and hindgut (
Figs 3.1 & 3.13), predominantly involved in regulation of salt, water, and
nitrogenous waste excretion. mandible (adj. mandibular) The jaws, either jawlike
in shape ...
P. J. Gullan, P. S. Cranston, 2010
6
Biology: The Dynamic Science, Volume 1 w/ PAC
Each HLA protein has a jawlike region that can bind to molecular parts of an
invader. It thus alerts the immune system that the body has been invaded.
Speculate on what might happen ifa mutation makes the jawlike region misfold. 4
. Explain ...
7
Biology: The Dynamic Science, Volume 1, Units 1 & 2
Each HLA protein has a jawlike region that can bind to molecular parts of an
invader. It thus alerts the immune system that the body has been invaded.
Speculate on what might happen if a mutation makes the jawlike region misfold.
4. Explain ...
Peter Russell, Paul Hertz, Beverly McMillan, 2011
8
Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life
The head has one pair of antennae and two compound eyes. Such eyes consist
of many individual units, each with a lens. Near the mouth are jawlike mandibles
and other feeding appendages. Three pairs of legs attach to the thorax. In some ...
Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, 2012
9
What's Bugging You?: A Fond Look at the Animals We Love to Hate
At the end of the lip are two jawlike structures armed with sharp teeth. To capture
prey, the young odonate thrusts its prehensile labium forward with lightning
speed, seizing insects, worms, and occasionally small fish up to one inch away.
10
Christian Liberty Nature Reader Book Four
One day the class discovered that the praying mantis had seized a wasp in its
jawlike front legs, ready to devour it, when the wasp doubled its body and stung
the mantis. Both were dead when found — the wasp's stinger imbedded in the ...
Christian Liberty Press, Edward J. Shewan, 2007
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JAWLIKE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
jawlike is used in the context of the following news items.
NEIL PATRICK HARRIS: BAD DAD OR “MERELY DISCIPLINING”?!
“Neil had a jawlike grip on the child, causing him to cry. But he still yelled at him to hurry up!” Once on the sidewalk, Neil – carrying a shopping ... «The National Enquirer, Mar 15»
Props and preps
... in artists´ heads: a mountain of 20,000 pieces of crumpled paper, a jawlike extrusion of pink ooze and false teeth 83 feet long, a one-ton steel ... «City Pulse, Mar 15»
Dallas-area inventors group improves landscape staple, the limb …
This was accomplished by adding jawlike pieces around the cutting blade. In addition to dropping a cut branch where you want it, the lopper ... «Dallas Morning News, Jun 14»
The surprising life of a piece of sunken wood
Wood-boring clams are among the first creatures to settle on wood underwater. They have jawlike shells that help them to burrow and gut ... «Science News, Apr 14»
Pelican spiders: slow, safe assassins
And a pair of jawlike fanged projections called chelicerae folds down against the neck, where a pelican would tuck its beak. This article is ... «Science News, Mar 14»
On the Waterfront, Rise of the Machines
Fifty feet above the deck, crane trolleys flew through the air, their jawlike spreaders plucking boxes from the giant vessel's hold. As the boxes ... «New York Times, Sep 12»
To Replace Beef Fat in Hot Dogs, Try Using Something Like Paper
The team subjectively compared the frankfurters' textures using a jawlike machine that compresses food between two plates. As the device ... «Discover Magazine, Mar 12»
Teardrops' Proteins Chomp Bacteria Like Corn on the Cob
... droplets destroy dangerous bacteria, scientists have finally figured out their secret: The proteins, known as lysozymes, have jawlike structures ... «LiveScience.com, Jan 12»
Nanotechnology inspired by venus flytrap
Gently graze their trigger hairs, and the carnivorous plants will clamp together their jawlike leaves. Such responsive behavior, which is intrinsic ... «Nanowerk LLC, Jan 07»
