10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MULTUNGULATE»
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1
Zoological Magazine: Or Journal of Natural History
With respect to the hoofed or ungulatequadrupeds, Aristotle continues to employ
the organs for progressive motion for the subordinate characters, and divides
them into, lst, the Polysclu'dce, or multungulate quadrupeds, as the elephant, &c.
2
Transactions Of The Geological Society
... and seem to indicate a transition from the Edentata to the pachydermatous
Towodon: it will be hereafter seen that the modifications of the locomotive
extremities bespeak a similar tendency in the Glyptodon to the multungulate
Pachyderms.
3
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... myl-ti-fer'-sant, o. amry- ffurf, amrywedd ; llnosdro, amrydro ; amlagweddog,
llnosagweddog Multivious, myl-tif '-iys, a. amryffordd, llnoshynt, llnosdaith ; âg
amryw ffyrdd Multocular, mylt-oc'-iw-lar, a. llnosdrem Multungulate, mylt-yn'-giw-
lët, ...
4
Zoölogical Science: Or, Nature in Living Forms, Illustrated ...
Mention the U1\'EVEl\'—H()0FED animals, and the MULTUNGULATE, or many
hoofed? What does the Honsn FAMILY include? Which are most valuable and
widely distributed? How are the Equinat distinguished from other animals? What
is ...
5
ZOOLOGICAL SCIENCE OR NATURE IN LIVING FORMS
These are Multungulate, (many -hoofed.) Elephas, (Gr. %sMxpxg, elephas ) The
Elephant. Of this magnificent animal there are two species, Elephas Indicus, /or
Asiaticus, and E. Africtts. Both species are distinguished by their enormous tusks,
...
6
The Student's Manual of Comparative Anatomy and Guide to ...
... and capable of picking up the smallest objects. Organs of Sense, Nose.) .
Perzssodactyla. The Multungulate Tapir has a similar arrangement to that found
in the Elephant. ' ag. in Aye Aye. 10.—Salivarg Glands. -—Ratio of their. 68
Mammalia.
G. Herbert Morrell, M. A., B. C. L.,
1872
7
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
Of the Perissodaetyle Herbivores, the solidun- gulate division is represented by
Equus fossilis, of which four jaws and 362 teeth were found, while the
multungulate division contains Rhinoceros tichorhinus and R. hemitcechus.
Seven jaws and ...
8
A Dictionary of Science, Literature, & Art: Comprising the ...
... ungulalc quadru s, Aristotle points out subordinate grou , an characterises
them by modifications of t e feet. Thus, the first are the Polyscllizh or multungulate
quadrupeds, as the elephant; the second are the Discltid¢ or bisulmte
quadrupeds, ...
William Thomas Brande, George William Cox,
1872
9
The United States Magazine and Democratic Review
... for example, in their systems, the elephant is classed as an unguiculate,
instead of a multungulate, where Aristotle had placed him: but errors of this kind
are easily corrected, as they do not affect any principle. Up to this period no
kindred or ...
10
Iconographic Encyclopaedia of Science, Literature, and Art
This family combines the characters of the ruminants and those of the
multungulate or many -hoofed pachyderms. The skeleton still presents much of
the slender and light forms of the two- hoofed ruminants. The genera composing
this family ...