10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LABELLATE»
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The Evolutionary Biology of Flies
These two major mouthpart types (Labandeira 1997), the labellate and stylate
conditions respectively, constitute the major mechanical ways that dipterans
access fluid and particulate food. A common modification is a prolongation of the
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Brian Wiegmann, David K. Yeates, 2013
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Synopsis of the report on zoophytes of the U.S. exploring ...
Corallum having the calicles labellate ; lip long and scarcely at all flattened ; the
apical calicle long cylindrical ; 2 to 2 i lines long and i of a line broad. Plate 32,
figs. 3a, 36, fragments of corallum, natural size; 3a, weathered specimen. —
Tahiti ...
3
Staghorn Corals of the World: A Revision of the Genus Acropora
analogies with facial features (ear, nose and lips) to express the shapes (
cochleariform, nariform and labellate). The radial corallite can best be thought of
as a simple cylinder or tube that is variously modified to give a number of different
...
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Staghorn Corals of the World: A Revision of the Coral Genus ...
... elongate opening (H) nariform, round opening (I) labellate, rounded lip ' 1 1
labellate, flaring lip (K) labellate, straight lip (L) cochleariform (M) appressed
tubular (N) conical (O) sub- immersed (P) immersed radial corallite shape
categories, ...
5
Plant Animal Interactions: An Evolutionary Approach
Palaeozoic Mesozoic Caenozoic dlscclusszd m Ehc mfg? Mandibulate
Mandibulo. Labellate canaliculate Period or subperiod Entognathate
Monocondylate Larval ectognathate Maxillolabiate Raptorial ectognathate Mortar
-andpestle Rostrate ...
Carlos M. Herrera, Olle Pellmyr, 2009
.A. valenciennesi 2.Main branches sometimes prostrate, coalescent. Axials 2 to
2.5 mm in diameter and exsert. Radials chiefly immersed and labellate. A set of
proliferous corallites with a rosette of labellate corallites scattered at regular ...
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Some corals from American Samoa and the Fiji Islands
Radial corallites labellate, 0.5 to 1.25 mm. in diameter, openings generally
circular. Walls may be 2 mm. high on upper parts of branches and become much
shorter farther down. Septa very poorly developed, often only directives visible.
Carnegie Institution of Washington, John Edward Hoffmeister, 1925
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Keys to Identification of Families and Genera of Insects ...
Antennae seven- segmented, third and fourth segments laterally f labellate 3
Antennae six-segmented 4 3. Fifth antennal segment elongate, longer than the
sixth and seventh together; postlumbium short and linear; first vannal vein about
half ...
New York State College of Agriculture. Dept. of Entomology, 1939
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Bulletin of the Raffles Museum
about 1 cm. thick. Radial corallites on the branchlets 4-8 mm. long, tubo-labellate,
1-1-5 mm. in diameter, interspersed among subimmersed labellate ones, often
with one or two labellate radials at their bases, or with labellate buds between ...
Radial corallites labellate, 0.5 to 1.25 mm. in diameter, openings generally
circular. Walls may be 2 mm. high on upper parts of branches and become much
shorter farther down. Septa very poorly developed, often only directives visible.
Carnegie Institution of Washington. Tortugas Laboratory, 1925
