10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEMURINE»
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lemurine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
In the Lemurine suborder, as a whole, we witness Simian muscular organization
with proclivities towards the structure of animals of lower grade. Intermediate
forms or gradations of myology are very numerous ; among such are the
following ...
2
A Hand-book to the Primates (Complete)
The members ofthisgenus,usually called "Douroucolis," are smallanimals,
somewhat Lemurine in appearance,possessingashort, thickbody, arounded head
producedbehind, anda short, round face, encircled by a ruff of whitish fur. The
muzzle ...
3
Animal Kingdom: Arranged According So Its Organization, ...
It is, in fact, in the aggregate of its conformation, a Lemurine animal : in which
group we have already seen that the lower canines are singularly modified,
projecting forwards, and being approximated to each other ; insomuch that the ...
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The Animal Kingdom: Arranged After Its Organization, Forming ...
It is, in fact, in the aggregate of its conformation, a Lemurine animal : in which
group we have already seen that the lower canines are singularly modified,
projecting forwards, and being approximated to each other ; insomuch that the ...
Georges baron Cuvier, Edward Blyth, Robert Mudie, 1851
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A new and complete dictionary of arts and sciences: ...
Didclphis lemurina, or lemurine opossum. This is a large species, being equal in
size to a cat, but longcr- bodicd in proportion. Its colour is a fine brownish or iron-
grey above, and pale yellowish-brown beneath, in some specimens nearly ...
6
Comparative Karyology of Primates
Journal ofHuman Evolution 2(4): 262. Chu, E.H.Y., and Swomley, B.A. (1961).
Chromosomes of lemurine lemurs. Science 133: 1,925-1,926. Wurster-Hill, D.H. (
1973). Chromosomes of the Lemuridae.Journal ofHuman Evolution 2(4): 259-
264.
Bruno Chiarelli, Ann L. Koen, Giuseppe Ardito, 1979
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Cuvier's Animal Kingdom,: Arranged According to Its ...
Its habitat even is Madagascar, the metropolis of the Lemurine group of animals.]
One species only is known, discovered by Sonnerat (Se'mrat madagaicar- fetuis,
Gm.) ; as large as a Hare, of a brown colour, tinged with yellow ; tail long and ...
Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert De baron Cuvier, 1840
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Behavioral Primatology: Advances in Research and Theory
In more general usage, “lemur” and “lemurine” have sometimes designated only
the Malagasy group and at other times have included any and all primate families
classified below monkeys. Since the relationship between these families is not ...
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morphology and anthropology
It is to be regarded as an exceptional form of the particular lemurine type known
as the Indrisinae. It can be described justly as a " specialized" form, though in its
case specialization is compatible with, and may indeed be evinced by, certain ...
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The Primary Factors Of Organic Evolution
Anaptomorphus is probably at the same time the ancestor of the Malaysian
lemurine genus Tarsius, and M. Topinard remarks that Tarsius has as good
claims to be regarded as ancestral to Homo as Anaptornorphus. But MaTopinard
must be ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «LEMURINE»
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Michael Jackson's ambiguous legacy.
... tattoo and he had lemurine black liner around his eyes; the broad African nose on the cover of “Off the Wall” had become a dainty protrusion. «New Yorker, Dec 12»
