10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MARSIPOBRANCH»
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of London
Marsipobranch. Fishes. Part. II. The Lamprey.” By W. K. PARKER, F.R.S.
Received January 10, 1883. ' (Abstract) In working out this type I have been
greatly indebted to the labours of J. Miiller, Huxley, Schneider, Balfour, and Scott.
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Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: ...
The position of the rostralia is thus as much consistent with Elasmobranch as with
Marsipobranch affinities. As regards the presumed absence of jaws, we have
already pointed out structures that are probably of this nature, and with this the
last ...
3
Philosophical Transactions
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. Plates 8 to 17. — Mr. W. K. Parker on the Skeleton of
the Marsipobranch Fishes. — Part I. The Myxinoids (Myxine and Bdellostoma).
Plates 8, 10, 14, 15, and 18 to 26.— Mr. W. K Parker on the Skeleton of the ...
4
Evolution and Development
On the skeleton of the marsipobranch fishes. Part II. Petromyzon, Philos. Trans. R
. Soc. Lond. B Biol. Sci. 174, 411–457. Patterson, B. M., Kruger, B. J., and Daley,
T.J. (1977). Lipid and protein histochemistry of enamel—Effects of fluoride, ...
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The vertebrate skeleton
They have no exoskeleton except horny teeth. The endoskeleton, excluding the
notochord, is entirely cartilaginous or membranous. The axial skeleton consists of
a 1 See W. K. Parker, ' On the skeleton of the Marsipobranch fishes,' Phil.
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Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh ...
The development, in the sheath of the notochord, of ringlike calcified vertebral
centra is no bar to the acceptation of the Marsipobranch theory. For in this respect
the greatest differences exist in fishes, both recent and extinct, which
undoubtedly ...
Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh, 1894
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Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
The development, in the sheath of the notochord, of ringlike calcified vertebral
centra is no bar to the acceptation of the Marsipobranch theory. For in this respect
the greatest differences exist in fishes, both recent and extinct, which
undoubtedly ...
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The Annals of Scottish Natural History: A Quarterly Magazine ...
In an elaborate paper published in 1886, Professor von Zittel and Dr. Rohon,1
after careful microscopic study of the bodies in question, totally discard the
Marsipobranch theory, and record their belief that the entire series of conodonts
must ...
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The Annals of Scottish Natural History
In an elaborate paper published in 1886, Professor von Zittel and Dr. Rohon,1
after careful microscopic study of the bodies in question, totally discard the
Marsipobranch theory, and record their belief that the entire series of conodonts
must ...
John Alexander Harvie-Brown, James William Helenus Trail, William Eagle Clarke, 1894
Professor Huxley (1) announced several years ago that “There appears to be no
suflicient foundation in the present State of knowledge for regarding the
Marsipobranch skull as one which departs in any important respect from the
general ...
University of Cincinnati, 1900
