10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LACHRYMARY»
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lachrymary in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal ...
The extent and form of the lachrymals, cannot be made out, as there is no trace of
a suture remaining. Upon the fossil, the surface of the lachrymary region passes
smoothly into that of the adjoining bones. There is no perforation of the lower ...
David Brewster, Richard Phillips, Richard Taylor, 1836
2
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
Hay remarks this species to differ from O. tragelapbus “in having a lachrymary
sinus ;” and Capt. Hutton also describes “a moderate-sized lachrymal sinus,
which appears to secrete, or at all events contains, a thick gummy substance, of
good ...
Asiatic Society (Calcutta, India), 1848
3
Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal
There is no perforation of the lower and anterior margin of the orbit by lachry-
mary foramina, nor any hollow below it indicating an infra-orbital or lachrymary
sinus. It may be also added, what was omitted before, that there is no trace of a ...
4
On the natural history and classification of quadrupeds
TRAGELAPHUs, Sm. Horns (in the male only ?) with angulated and somewhat
spiral ridges, placed high on the frontals, and reclining ; muzzle very small ;
lachrymary opening none; form elegant, though assuming that of goats; mammae
four.
5
London and Edinburgh Philosophical Magazine and Journal of ...
Upon the fossil, the surface of the lachrymary region passes smoothly into that of
the adjoining bones. There is no perforation of the lower and anteriormargin 0f
the orbit by lachrymary foramina, nor any hollow below it indicating an infraorbital
...
6
Descriptive catalogue of the fossil remains of vertebrata ...
The occipital crest very prominent ; orbital rim also prominent, the lachrymary
bones present rough tuberosities at the orbital margin as in the bovine group ;
there is also no lachrymary fissure ; the two supra orbitary foramina very large.
shapes in the ancient urns, lamps, lachrymary vessels, priapuses, household
gods, which have some of them been represented under such a particular form,
as any one of them has been described within an ancient author, and would ...
8
Asiatick Researches, Or, Transactions of the Society ...
There is no perforation of the lower and anterior margin of the orbit by lachrymary
foramina, nor any hollow below it indicating an infra-orbital or lachrymary sinus. It
may be'also added, what was omitted before, that thereiis no trace of a ...
9
The Natural History of the Human Species: Its Typical Forms, ...
... the cheek-bones projecting laterally, the eyes small, not much opened,
appearing to be placed obliquely, with the external angle upwards, chiefly
because the lachrymary gland is concealed by the upper lid, which turns directly
down over it.
Charles Hamilton Smith, 1860
Mr. Smyth also stated that a friend and himself had some time ago found, in a
sand-pit between Dunbar and Linton, a Roman lachrymary and a coin of
Antoninus Pius. The place where they were found was in a thin deposit of mud or
clay, ...
