10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOTAEUM»
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notaeum in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Canadian Journal of Research: Botanical sciences. Zoological ...
The large penis situated on the right side of the neck and dorsal to the right
tentacle is not visible beneath the anterior portion of the notaeum. Notaeum The
notaeum is fleshy and deeply wrinkled except over the dorsal part of the visceral
mass ...
2
Memoirs of the California Academy of Sciences
Body doridiform, elliptical, depressed, and flattened, the notaeum nearly smooth,
rather convex in median area, its margin wide and entire, extending well beyond
the foot all around, no median notch behind as in Corambe, the foot smaller ...
3
Studies of opisthobranchiate mollusks of the Pacific coast ...
Body doridiform, elliptical, depressed, and flattened, the notaeum nearly smooth,
rather convex in median area, its margin wide and entire, extending well beyond
the foot all around, no median notch behind as in Corambe, the foot smaller ...
Frank Mace MacFarland, 1966
4
Canadian Journal of Research. Section D: Zoological Sciences
The large penis situated on the right side of the neck and dorsal to the right
tentacle is not visible beneath the anterior portion of the notaeum. Notaeum The
notaeum is fleshy and deeply wrinkled except over the dorsal part of the visceral
mass ...
5
Proceedings of the United States National Museum
The top and sides of the notaeum are closely applied to the thin internal shell,
which in turn closely covers the large dome-shaped visceral hump. Below the
folded border of the notaeum are seen the well-demarked head and the foot, the
...
United States National Museum, 1911
6
Kongliga Svenska Vetenskaps-Akademiens handlingar
As to its exterior shape, the dorsal side is occupied by a large notaeum, which
surrounds and extends beyond the foot and the head. Near the binder end of the
body, this notaeum passes directly into the foot, its margins on both sides being ...
7
Key to North American birds
The region of notieum they represent is called scapulare (Lat. scapula, shoulder-
blade), and that part of notaeum strictly between them is called interscapulare (fig
. 25, 10) ; it is often marked, as in the Chipping Sparrow, with streaks or some ...
8
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
The hump is largely covered by a thick, obscurely pustulous, almost coriaceous
layer (the notaeum) beneath which is a thin, transparent but quite tough mantle
which in spirits expands below the basal edge of the notaeum above the pedal ...
9
Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences, 4th Series
Body doridiform, oval, depressed; notaeum somewhat convex, its margin wide,
flattened, rounded in front, deeply notched in the median line behind, everywhere
extending- beyond the foot; rhinophores retractile within sheaths, the stalk ...
10
Handbook of Field and General Ornithology: A Manual of the ...
In general, we should call the anterior two- thirds or three-fourths of notaeum "
back," and the rest "rump." With the former are generally included the scapular or
shoulder- feathers, scapulars or scapularies ; these are they that grow on the ...
