10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONOCULOUS»
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Catalogue of the Hunterian Collection in the Museum of the ...
A similar monoculous Elephant Pig. Hunterian. 162. A similar monoculous
Elephant Pig. A longitudinal section of the proboscis has been made for the
purpose of exposing the internal canal, or nostril, the course of which is indicated
by a ...
Royal College of Surgeons of England. Museum,
1831
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Catalogue of the Contents of the Museum of the Royal College ...
A similar monoculous Elephant Pig. Hunterian. 162. A similar monoculous
Elephant Pig. A longitudinal section of the proboscis has been made for the
purpose of exposing the internal canal, or nostril, the course of which is indicated
by a ...
3
Outlines of Comparative Anatomy
Several, as the euglena longicanda and ophryoglena flavicans, have but one eye
, placed on the middle of the upper and anterior part of their body, a monoculous
character in which they resemble the microscopic species of some higher ...
Robert Edmond Grant,
1841
4
The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
No knowledge, in fact, of medicine, chemistry, botany, or of the other various
sciences, a smattering of which goes to make up the intellectual stock-in-trade of
even a mere surgeon, could be demanded of pupils, by virtue of this monoculous
...
Cmsr exhibited the brain and a sketch of the head οί ο monoculous Lamb. It
weighed 4ἑ 1115., and was born alive at the full period of gestation. There was
one large eye in the centre οί the forehead, and the nostrils were absent. The
orbit ...
The young 'of the achtheres, as they appear when developed in the ovum, and
immediately after their escape, have the form of monoculous crustacea of the
genus cyclops. The same entomostracous form is seen in the young of the ...
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Lectures on Comparative Anatomy
The yihmg of the achtheresf, as they appear when developed in the " bvum, and
immediately after their escape, have the form of monoculous crustacea of the
genus cyclops. The same entomostracous form is seen in the young of the ...
Robert Edmond Grant,
1834
8
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Those of China repute the rest of the world monoculous. Glanville. MONOCULUS
, in zoology ; a genus of insects of the order as ter a. Its body is sliort, of a
roundish figure, and covered with a firm crusta- ceous skin ; the fore legs are
ramose, ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
MONOCULOUS. ) One-eyed ; having only one eye. — He was well served, who,
going to cut down an ancient white hawthorn tree, which, because the budded
before others, might be an occasion of superstition, had some of the prickles flew
...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge
MONOCULOUS. S One-tyed \ having only one eye. — He was well served who,
going to cut down an antient white hawthorn tree, which, because Ihe budded
before others, might be an occasion of superstition, had some of the prickles [lew
...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis,
1806