10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MICROSTOMOUS»
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Long-term Variation in Growth of Dover Sole (
Microstomous ...
A similar long-term trend occurred for English sole but was less apparent due to the shorter time series. The growing season for English sole begins in March and probably extends through September.
Keith Francis Kreuz, 1978
In most instances, the stomach contents have been identified and are also being
analyzed. NH-25 (200 M) Lyopsetta exilis 139 Sebastolobus altivelis 6 Raja
stellulata 1 Sebastodes elongatus 1 Microstomous pacificus 8 Xeneretmus
latifrons ...
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An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
Small-mouthed. Microstome (mi/~kr0-st5/12) [,uucpég, small; aréaa, a month]. In
biology, a small mouth or orifice. Microstomous (721i-kr0s'to-mus). Synonym of
Microstomatous. Microstructure (mz'-kro-stru/c'-ckzir) [,uucpég, small; structztra, ...
George Milbry Gould, 1903
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The Journal of the Linnean Society of London: Botany
519, I proposed for it the subgeneric name Apotomanthus, from the truncate,
obtusely trigonous, emersed perianth, in which it is certainly very different from
the immersed, 5-gonous, microstomous perianth of AUcularia scalaris, Cord., and
its ...
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An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
... (mi-1-/'0-rlo'-I/lat-us) [/mtpég, small; o.-6;uz, mouth]. Small-mouthed.
Microstome (/211"-bro-:10/ll) lipzxpég, small; GT6/m, a mouth]. In biology, a smal
mouth or orifice. Microstomous (Inl'—kr0s'-!u»II1u:). Synonym of Mz'rroslomatour.
George Milbry Gould, 1894
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... MICROHABITAT MICRONUCLEUS MICROPHYSICS MICROSCOPIST
MICROSECONDS MICROSEISMIC MICROSTOMOUS MIDDLE COURSE
MIDDLE FINGER MIDDLE GROUND MIDDLE SCHOOL MIDDLEWEIGHT MID
GLAMORGAN ...
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Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
... flowers as the Trochilidae of our own continent; and it is known that these
tubular heaths are very attractive to them, a fact considered by Delpino in
referring some of them to his microstomous type of flowers, adapted to pollination
by birds (2, ...
Boston Society of Natural History, 1883
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A Thesaurus of English Word Roots
(ana again + osis condition) distome (a two-suckered digenetic flatfish) (di two)
microstomous (mikros small) monostome (also, monostomous; having only one
mouth or sucker, as some larval flatworms) (monos one, single) PERISTOME (
peri ...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2014
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Handbook of flower pollination: based upon Hermann Müller's ...
(Apparecchi microstomi.) Owing to the narrowness of the corolla, visitors can only
introduce their sucking organs : frequently ornithophilous. 13. Microstomous type.
Tropaeolum tricolorum and others, Siphocampylus microstoma; Erica cerin- ...
Paul Knuth, Hermann Müller, 1906
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Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
... flowers as the Trochilidae of our own continent; and it is known that these
tubular heaths are very attractive to them, a fact considered by Delpino in
referring some of them to his microstomous type of flowers, adapted to pollination
by birds (2, ...
