10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PALUSTRAL»
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1
Memoir From Antproof Case
Quite often, people, especially very rich people, are overcome with joyful
contempt when I don't know the name of some lousy fucking plant. "You mean,
you don't know that this is a palustral helichrysum?" I always reply that these
plants about ...
2
The Bear River formation and its characteristic fauna
It is usually the case, however, that a nonmarine fossil fauna contains a greater or
less proportion of the remains of pulmoniferous mollusca, including those of
terrestrial, as well as those of littoral and palustral, habitat. Fossil remains of all,
or a ...
Charles Abiathar White, 1895
The patient who was the object of my observations is a colonist man who is
attainted with palustral fever, which comes with attacks of such severity that there
were just fears that it might assume a pernicious character. It was here where
quinine ...
4
Paludism (Volume 146; V. 1883 )
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1893. Excerpt: .
5
American alkalometry; a digest of clinic teachings
The treatment of palustral fever varies according to the kind of it we have to deal
with, whether it be intermittent, continued or larval palustral fever, or palustral
cachexia. In intermittent palustral fever the attacks are separated by a period of ...
6
American Alkalometry: A Digest of Clinic Teachings
The treatment of palustral fever varies according to the kind of it we have to deal
with, whether it be intermittent, continued or larval palustral fever, or palustral
cachexia. In intermittent palustral fever the attacks are separated by a period of ...
Wallace Calvin Abbott, 1902
7
Journal of the American Medical Association
hot countries, and which are soon dried up with the sun, are known to be very
dangerous and productive of palustral (malarial) fevers. This fact has been
observed by Dr. W. J. Lumsden, Dr. Oscar McMullen and others of Elizabeth City,
N. C, ...
8
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association
hot countries, and which are soon dried up with the sun, are known to be very
dangerous and productive of palustral (malarial) fevers. This fact has been
observed by Dr. W. J. Lumsden, Dr. Oscar McMullen and others of Elizabeth City,
N. C., ...
9
From Paleozoic to Quaternary: A Field Trip from the ...
Once more, such dynamics of a mollusc population, accompanied by
disequilibrium in favour of hygrophilous/palustral species, has already been
characterA Ecological spectra Individuals (%) Species (%) 0 100 0 100 Group 5:
open medium ...
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Bibliography of Fossil Vertebrates, 1969-1972
Mus. Natur. Hist., Bull., :1, 40—54, 12 figs. SMITH, HOBART M. 1970A Nomina
and taxa dubia. Syst. Zool., l_9_:1, 94. 1972А The palustral origin of mammals: a
hypothesis. Colo.-Wyo. Acad. Sci., J., 1:2-3, 111—112. 1972B The palustral
origin ...
