10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LACERTIAN»
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1
Transactions Of The Geological Society
The Crocodilian structure is chiefly manifested in the occipital region of the skull,
and gives place to the Lacertian characters in the upper and fore-part ; but in
regard to these deviations it must be remembered, that the distinctive features of
the ...
2
Transactions of the Geological Society of London
The articular bone (y) seems considerably more developed than in the
ichthyosaurus and crocodile, and to approximate more nearly to the
corresponding part in the proper lacertian type. The lower jaw further agrees with
the lacertian type, ...
Geological Society of London, 1824
3
Transactions of the geological society, established November ...
The Crocodilian structure is chiefly manifested in the occipital region of the skull,
and gives place to the Lacertian characters in the upper and fore-part; but in
regard to these deviations it must be remembered, that the distinctive features of
the ...
4
Report of the ... Meeting
... smooth external surface, and mode of attachment of the teeth between the
Maestricht Mosa- saur and the English Leiodon, it may be concluded that the
latter reptile had the same affinity to the Lacertian type, which the Mosasaur so
strikingly ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1842
5
Report on British Fossil Reptiles ...
... and mode of attachment of the teeth between the Macstricht Mosasaur and the
English Leiodon, it may be concluded that the latter reptile had the same aflinity
to the Lacertian type, which the Mosasaur so strikingly manifests in the presence
...
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Eleventh Meeting ; Held At Plymouth In July 1841: 10
Scincoid Oolite Lizard—A small Lacertian is indicated by remains discovered in
the celebrated oolite at Stonesfield. The most intelligible of these is a femur, ten
lines in length, having a hemispherical head supported on a short
subcompressed ...
7
Report of the Annual Meeting
But the most remarkable and extreme modification of the Lacertian type in the
Cretaceous period is that manifested by the huge species, of which a cranium, 5
feet long, was discovered in the Upper Chalk of St. Peter's Mount, near Maestricht
, ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1860
8
Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
Tympanic. — The tympanic bone in its general form, and especially its length, is
intermediate to the Crocodilian and Lacertian types, but exceeds them both in its
robustness. Facial bones. — When we come to examine the bones of the face, ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1840
9
Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
... and mode of attachment of the teeth' between the Maestricht Mosasaur and the
English Leiodon, it may be concluded that the latter reptile had the same affinity
to the Lacertian type, which the Mosasaur so strikingly manifests in the presence
...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1842
10
The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
In its general form, and especially in its length, the tympanic bone is intermediate
between the Crocodilian and Lacertian types, exceeding: them both however in
robustness. In the facial bones the resemblance to the Lacertian Saurians ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1840
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LACERTIAN»
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Rare lizard genus lives, thrives in our state's arid, dry weather
This species of lacertian feeds exclusively on insects, particularly ones that fit easily into its small mouth. Moths and flies are apparent favorites, ... «San Angelo Standard Times, Aug 11»
