10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAMILLAR»
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1
Calcutta journal of natural history and miscellany of the ...
In the Barramahal, a common form of granite hills, that of a conical heap of round
blocks, with a solid craggy mass of granite projecting from the summit, and
sometimes also the Mamillar masses, may be also seen surrounded with round ...
2
Atlantic Journal and Friend of Knowledge
Globular, smaller than the others, a little rough. 5. G. Phaiops. Oblong, nearly
smooth, - dark brown. 6. G. Ovoidea. Ovoidal smooth, one end smaller. 7. G.
Mamila. Elliptical, somewhat mamillar outside. 8. G. Erythrta.. Red, oblong,
smooth 9.
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Atlantic Journal, and Friend of Knowledge
Globular, smaller than the others, a little rough. 5. G. aniaps. Oblong, nearly
smooth, dark brown. 6. G. Ovaillen. Ovoidsl smooth, one end smaller. 7. G. JIIami/
a. mamillar outside. 8. G. Eryllu'ea. Red, oblong, smooth. Elliptical, somewhat 9.
Constantine Samuel Rafinesque, 1833
4
Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Although generally smaller, crania of E. curtus can be distinguished by the
following characters: mamillar tuberosities weakly-developed so that, in posterior
view, basitemporal platform appears flat, or at most has only a very shallow
groove, ...
5
Records of the Geological Survey of New South Wales
Laminae turn abruptly upward into mamillar columns. Pillars are of the same
thickness as the laminae. Pillars are both short and long. The long pillars extend
through three or four laminae. Mamillar columns are prominent features of
vertical ...
6
Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
2) is rare in the class of Birds. ,_ The basisphenoid (ib. fig. l, 5) is square-shaped ;
its hinder angles swell into the mamillar tuberosities (ib. 1'), which it conjointly
forms with the basioccipital, and its anterior ones develope the pterapophyses (ib
.
7
Journal für Hirnforschung
3) and mamillar recesses. During proestrus, estrus and luteal periods the
spherical protrusions occurred substantially less often and they were absent at all
in 80 days gravid goat. In goat-males during the "rest" period (April) the spherical
...
Cécile Vogt, Oskar Vogt, 1990
8
A Syllabus of a Course of Lectures on Mineralogy
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Right rhomboidal prism, M. T. = 102° 40. III. Ci-ystals 5—fibrous—mamillar-y. 1v.
S. G. = 2.6097 to 2.6969. Species. Mesotype-Needle 555155. Smithson. Gehlen.
John Stevens Henslow, 1823
9
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
On the rocks here was also Lichen mamillar'is of Gouan, a species which can be
only con_ founded with Lecidca candida. Itndoes not par to have be taken up by
Acharius or any othelra nor is it noticed in Steudel's Nomenclator Botamcus ...
10
The New England Journal of Medicine
Somewhat mottled, externally and internally ; no appearance of granulation ; a
white opaque aspect about the termination of mamillar processes, as from
deposition oly lymph, but on pressure none was forced out. Boston, December,
1831.
