10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MONODACTYLOUS»
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monodactylous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
The succeeding feet are monodactylous, and terminated by a styliform tarsus,
which is not spiny; the fourth pair are longer than the third. The abdomen has the
same form as in the Palemonians. Example, Nika edidis. Description.— Rostrum
...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1841
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The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
interior feet sub-l Genera. cheliform. /Remipes. Anterior feet cylindrical,
monodactylous, and > Albunca. |! not at all sub- l cheliform. S I External antenna)
very large, and terminated )„.
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Difussion of ...
The succeeding feet are monodactylous, and terminated by a styliform tarsus,
which is not spiny ; the fourth pair are longer than the third. The abdomen has the
same form as in the Palemonians. Example, Nika edulis. Description. — Rostrum
...
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The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
The four fint pairs of feet were broken in the only individual which M. Milne
Edwards had examined, so that he could not verify the character indicated by
Latreille, the namer and de- scriber of the species, drawn from the
monodactylous ...
5
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
There has been an attempt to group these into four broad subtypes to guide
treatment options; short finger type, cleft hand type (U-shaped cleft previously
described as an atypical cleft hand), monodactylous type (Figure 35.9a and b)
and ...
Maria Z. Siemionow, Marita Eisenmann-Klein, 2010
6
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
Key to the genera of family Tegoribatidae 1 Hysterosoma with areae porosae 2
Hysterosoma with sacculi 5 ,2 Monodactylous Woo ley (1965) provided a key to
the genera of the Neophvsobates (nom. nov. for Paraphysobates family ...
7
Pediatric Hand and Upper Limb Surgery: A Practical Guide
Monodactylous. Hand. (See. Chapter. 46). This is a very complicated procedure
with limited published results. The consensus is that the anatomy of both the foot
and hand are unpredictable and deficient in a bilateral SHFM. Utilizing the toe for
...
Peter M. Waters, Donald S. Bae, 2012
8
A dictionary of the German and English languages
Da« Sinauge, Der 'ôd.nif , !ШЛ|1 Sitfciifiifi. Monodactylous,niônidik'tîlù». (gr. mono
» u. dactylo») adj. einjehig. Monodist, mon'n6di»t, ». ter Ser faffer eine«
einftíminigen ...
Christoph Friedrich Grieb, 1847
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Natural History: Or, Second Division of "The English ...
The first four pairs of feet were broken in the only individual which M Milne-
Edwards had examined, so that he could not verify the character indicated by M.
Latreille, the namer and describer of the species, drawn from the monodactylous
...
Some tarsi tridactylous, some bidactylous and some tarsi monodactylous 4 -. All
tarsi monodactylous or tarsi I bi-, tarsi II-IV tridactylous 5 4. Most of tarsi
bidactylous and some tarsi monodactylous ardua neotropicalis -. Tarsi I bi-, tarsi II
, III tri-, ...
