10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OBLATELY»
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In the University Mnsenm at Cambridge is a small discoidal Aptychopsis (labelled
' A. anatina '), which is subcircular or oblately circular (that i3, transversely oval,
with a broad elliptical contour). It is ratbcr convex ; the sutural line remains ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1885
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Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
In the University Museum at Cambridge is a small discoidal Apty- ehopsis (
labelled ' A. anatina '), which is subcircular or oblately circular (that is,
transversely oval, with a broad elliptical contour). It is rather convex ; the sutural
line remains ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1885
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Report of the Annual Meeting
In the University Museum at Cambridge is a small discoidal Aply- ehopsis (
labelled 1 A. anatina'), which is subcircular or oblately circular (that is,
transversely oval, with a broad elliptical contour). It is rather convex ; the sutural
line remains ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1885
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Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society Held at ...
(1) Most of the larger stones examined were nearly spherical in shape, with only
a slight tendency to an oblately spheroidal shape. Some of them varied in
diameter from an inch to an inch and a quarter. (2) The smaller stones were, on
the ...
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Proceedings of the American Philosophical Society
(1) Most of the larger stones examined were nearly spherical in shape, with only
a slight tendency to an oblately spheroidal shape. Some of them varied in
diameter from an inch to an inch and a quarter. (2) The smaller stones were, on
the ...
6
Journal of the Franklin Institute
(3) Many of the larger stones had a nearly spherical shape, and were only slightly
oblately-spheroidal. (4) In some ... the oblately-spheroidal form was so distinctly
marked, that the form of discs or flat cylinders was closely simulated. (5) Nearly ...
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Proceedings of the Cotteswold Naturalists' Field Club
Test oblately spheroidal, much depressed at both poles; am- bulacral areas
undulated, depressed in the centre, with an elevated marginal row of close-set
tubercles on each side of the areas ; poriferous avenues of the same width as the
...
Tremalobolus insignia, Math, Can. Rec. Sch, Jan.,1$93, p. 276, Figs. 1 a—d.
Shell a meniscus, inequivalve, articulate. Valves thin, closely applied. Shell
substance calcareocorneous '? Dorsal valve oblately circular, concave. At the
hinge is a ...
George Frederick Matthew, 1886
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The Botanical Register: Consisting of Coloured Figures of ...
Stylus alius. The upper articulations of the stem of this plant differ from those in
Tuna, by being nearly as broad as long, and of an oblately cuneate or rather
oblately obovate form ; the flower is of one colour, not red on the outside, as there
, and ...
Sydenham Teast Edwards, John Lindley, 1817
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The Botanical Register: Each Number is to Consist of Eight ...
Germen oblately round, reddish green, slightly 3-lobed; cells closely filled by
about 5 globular ovula in two rows: style white, rather overtopping the stamens:
stigma open, frosted, slightly trifid; lobules rounded. CONVOLVULUS elongatus.
Sydenham Edwards, John Bellenden Ker, John Lindley, 1820
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Crater Petavius – Credit: Damian Peach
A multitude of fine, easily resolved stars spread oblately over the mid-power field. Long exposure photos show this to be a true globular glowing ... «Universe Today, Aug 12»
