10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NUCIVOROUS»
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Knowledge Made Easy; Or, The Arts of Spelling, Reading, ...
Carnivorous, — feeding on flesh. Ichthyophagus, — feeding on fish. Insectivorous
, — feeding on insects. Phytivorous, — feeding on plants. Graminivorous, —
feeding on grass. Herbivorous; — feeding on plants or herbs Nucivorous, —
feeding ...
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An Encyclopaedia of Geography
The Marmots (Arctomys Marmotta, Bobac) are likewise nucivorous, and occur on
the mountains of central and northem Europe, together with the Spermophilu:
cilillus, or Soulisk of the Germans. Of the Hare, four species are European, the ...
3
De Clifford, the philosopher: with notes and historical and ...
It is formed of twigs and grass interlaced, cemented with compost ; the eggs, of a
beautiful sky- blue, are five, spotted with pure black at the thicker end. Its food is
well known. The MISSEL-THRUSH (Turdus nucivorous) is another species of the
...
John Godfrey Angley, 1847
4
On the power ... of God, as manifested in the creation of ...
The great majority may be said to be granivorous. or nucivorous, or even
graminivorous ; but many live upon dried vegetable substances and wood. The
aye aye, which approaches the Quadrumanes, appears to be insectivorous.
Though ...
5
Chambers concise dictionary
[17c: from Latin nux, nucis nut] nucivorous /nju'sivaras/ >adj, zool nut- eating. [19c
: from Latin nux, nucis nut] nuclear /'nju:kli3(r)/ >adj'\ having the nature of, or like,
a NUCLEUS. 2 belonging or relating to atoms or their nuclei • nuclear physics.
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Outlines of a course of lectures on the institutes of medicine
Hence the digestive apparatus of phytivorous animals much larger and more
complicated, than that of carnivorous; and that of herbivorous, and graminivorous
, more so than that of gra&ivorous, frugivo- rous, nucivorous, and radicivorous.
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The Encyclopædia of Geography: Comprising a Complete ...
The Marmots (Arctomys Marmotta, Bo- bac) are likewise nucivorous, and occur
on the mountains of central and northern Europe, together with the Spermophilus
citillus, or Soulisk of the Germans. Of the Hare, four species are European, the ...
Hugh Murray, William Wallace, Robert Jameson, 1839
8
The Bridgewater Treatises on the Power, Wisdom and Goodness ...
The great majority may be said to be granivorous, or nucivorous, or even
graminivorous; but many live upon dried vegetable substances, and wood. The
aye aye, which approaches the Quadrumanes, appears to be insectivorous.
Though ...
Francis Henry Egerton Bridgewater (Earl of), 1837
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ailurophiles love? 2. What are Zoonoses? 3. What does a nucivorous animal eat?
4.
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Dublin Philosophical Journal and Scientific Review
He proposes the following queries: was this country without nucivorous animals
when these nuts fell neglected from the trees? Did the nut trees principally grow
on bogs; or were the nuts conveyed by torrents into the partial lakes, now often ...
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'Nuciform' means 'nut-shaped'; 'nucivorous' is 'nut-eating'; 'nuciferous' is 'nut-bearing'. 8. The earliest known use of the phrase “nutty as a ... «Express.co.uk, Oct 14»
