10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PECTINATED»
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The British Cyclopædia of Natural History: Combining a ...
... some being long, slender, and cylindrical; in others short and terminated by a
large knob; in others three-jointed, the third joint consisting of a long and
cylindrical club; and in others beautifully pectinated or ramose. The structure of
the saws, ...
Charles Frederick Partington,
1837
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Synopsis of the described Lepidoptera of North America: Part ...
Antennae of the male setaceous. Gnophrls. Antennae deeply pectinated. Lagoa.
Antennae setiform, scarcely ciliated in the males ; wings rather broad, semi-
diaphanous, rounded. . Nudaria? Antennae rather deeply pectinated ; wings
narrow, ...
John Gottlieb Morris, Brackenridge Clemens,
1862
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Synopsis of the Neuroptera of North America: with a list of ...
Antennae deeply pectinated. Lagoa. Antennae setiform, scarcely ciliated in the
males ; wings rather broad, semi-diaphanous, rounded. Nudaria? Antennae
rather deeply pectinated ; wings narrow, rather long. Lerina. Antennae
moderately ...
Hermann August Hagen,
1862
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Smithsonian Miscellaneous Collections
Antennae of the male setaceous. Gnophris. Antennse deeply pectinated. Lagoa.
Antenna! setiform, scarcely ciliated in the males ; wings rather broad, semi-
diaphanous, rounded. Nudaria? Antennae rather deeply pectinated ; wings
narrow, ...
5
Electro-rheological Fluids and Magneto-rheological ...
Therefore, when ER fluid fill in the gap between the pectinated electrode and
silica glass, the measured yield stress must vary with the gap distance δ and the
parameter l and w of pectinated electrode. Torque Sensor Copper Torque Sensor
...
6
Palaeontology of New York
The anteal or basal pectinated apertures present the characters noticed in the
general review of these parts, having the lower one of the pair sub-triangular,
with apex placed towards the base, while the higher one is nearly oval or sub-
reniform ...
7
The Edinburgh encyclopaedia
Swelling of the throat pectinated -anteriorly ; dorsal and caudal crest pectinated ;
forehead and muzzle covered with smooth plates. Plate CCXCVI. Fig. 7. L'Iguane
ordinaire, Daud. iii. 263. pi. xl. L'Iguane, Lacepede, vol. i. part ii. art. 12. Lacerta ...
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The Edinburgh encyclopædia conducted by David Brewster, with ...
Sfi. I. ChrytitU, (b«rnished brass moth); 2. Fcttuce, (gold spot moth), kc. Tribe V.
Phaljenides. Antennae approximating at their base ; those of the male often
pectinated or ciliated. Clypeus scarcely prominent. Feet slender, rarely hairy.
Palpi two.
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The British cyclopaedia of the arts, sciences, history, ...
A very extensive family of small lepidopterous insects, belonging to the section
Nocturna, and having the antennae setaceous, and but very seldom pectinated ;
the palpi two, recurved, or four ; the thorax not crested , the body long and ...
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The British Cyclopæedia of Natural History: Combining a ...
They have a short membrane, connecting all the anterior toes at their bases, and
the middle front toe is longer than the others, and the claw pectinated. There
have been various speculations about the use of this pectinated claw, some of
them ...
Charles Frederick Partington,
1835
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PECTINATED»
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The Unfeathered Bird: A book like no other
On the foot of a heron is a middle toe, its claw pectinated -- comb-like, a grooming tool. The feet of grebes, as big as a hand on the page, ... «Minneapolis Star Tribune, Jan 13»
Why guttling your lunch leaves you wamblecroft: Or how eating too …
Well-pectinated fingers and a head like a rocking horse should get you through the meeting unscathed, especially if you are also wise enough ... «Daily Mail, Oct 12»