10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LAMELLOSITY»
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lamellosity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The molluscan fauna of the Alum Bluff group of Florida
The shell of Venus is solid and heavy, porcellanous, and somewhat earthy; the
periostracum extremely thin and hardly visible; the form is rounded or trigonal
with faint radial stria- tion and stronger concentric lamellosity; the inner margins
are ...
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The American Naturalist
Nucleoapira ventricosa Hall. — Senility in this very small, Lower Helderberg
species is shown by a conspicuous roughness or lamellosity of the concentric
growth lines in the otherwise smooth shell, a change in the angle of curvature,
and the ...
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Transactions of the Wagner Free Institute of Science of ...
The shell of Venus is solid and heavy, porcellanous, and somewhat earthy; the
periostracum extremely thin and hardly visible; the form is rounded or trigonal
with faint radial striation and stronger concentric lamellosity; the inner margins
are ...
Wagner Free Institute of Science, 1903
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... SUCCESS LAMELLATION LAMELLICORN LAMELLIFORM LAMELLOSITY
LAMENTATION LAMENTINGLY LAMINAR FLOW LAMMERGEIER
LAMPROPHYRE LANARKSHIRE LANCASTRIAN LANCINATION
LANDHOLDING LANDING ...
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SIMPLE ROOT: lamell: lamella (a thin, platelike part, layer, organ, or structure; pl.,
lamellae) {lamellar}, lamellate (having, consisting of, ar- ranged in, or resembling
a lamella or lamellae) lamellose (same as lamellate) {lamellosity} lamin: lamin ...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2014
The most distinctive features of the shells of this species are the extreme
overhang of the posterior, the strong costae and their lamellosity over the anterior
third of the ventral valve, and the median sinus. Girty 's original description, in
part, ...
The shell of that species however is, according to Waagen, composed of
regularly imbiicating lamellae and this feature has been taken by the same
author as the most essential for the species. Since lamellosity of shell is not
observed in the ...
Lamellosity of growth lines. 2. Change in the angle of curvature which often
results as a groove at the junction of the two valves. 3. Rotation of the umbos
toward each other, resulting in greater gibbosity of the shell. Flattening out of
plications.
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Geologisches zentralblatt. Abt. A: Geologie
Lamellosity of growth lines. 2. Change in the angle of curvature which often
results as a groove at the junction of the two valves. 3. Rotation of the umbos
toward each other, resulting in greater gibbosity of the shell. 4. Flattening out of
plications ...
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Reports: 1st section: Inland navigation ... Question[s and] ...
1/2 18 Gemelli (Bergamo) 34 As above, with the lamellosity / nature accentuated
3/4 19 Lago d'Arno (Brescia) 37 Very compact tonalite 1/3 20 Lago Salarno 37
Compact granitic-tonalite rock. 1/3 (Brescia) 21 Lago d'Avio (Brescia) 37 1/3 22 ...
