10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLACENTATE»
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The Written as the Vocation of Conceiving Jewishly
I named the child about the King's choice to build His palace right on top of the
dunghill ((or, how to conceptualize jewishly)) [iuniverse; 2006] ***** It is well
known that such placentate material has life—saving medical value. The
placentate ...
2
Vertebrate embryology: the dynamics of development
... 180 Experimental Embryology 221 Embryonic Membranes in Higher
Vertebrates 232 236 THE MOUSE: A Discoid Placentate 304 THE PIG: A Diffuse
Placentate 8 THE HUMAN: A Discoid Placentate 378 Introduction 379
Reproductive vii.
3
Biology, evolution and adaptation to the environment
Sperm deposited in the vagina of a placentate enter the uterus and then an
oviduct. In one of the oviducts, an ovum may be fertilized by a sperm. The zygote
begins dividing as it travels down the oviduct to the uterus, although in some
species ...
Mahlon G. Kelly, John C. McGrath, 1975
4
The Origin, Essence, and Purpose of Man
placentate animals, and the primates, and that he resembles most closelyof all
the anthropoids, representedby the orang and thegibbon inAsia, and bythe
gorilla andthe chimpanzee inAfrica. These are thereforetobe regardedas the
closest ...
5
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Placentationis ananl formation, basedupon placentate, possessing aplacenta,
itselfformed anl. plankton,adopted from G,derives fromGr plankton,prop the neu
of the adjplanktos, wandering, from planesthai, to wander: akinto planet. plant (1),
...
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Charles Darwin's Natural Selection: Being the Second Part of ...
it may well be doubted (not here considering the probable intellectual infirmity of
the marsupialia in comparison with the other or placentate mammals) whether
many marsupial vegetable feeders could long exist in free competition with true ...
Charles Darwin, R. C. Stauffer, 1987
... (as opposed to reproductive cloning, in which embryos are allowed to
placentate and may produce an entire individual). Success in prescriptive
differentiation in vitro has been greatest in glial, neuronal, cardiac, and blood
cells. (See notes ...
London Arlene Judith Klotzko Visiting Scholar at the Windeyer Institute of Medical Sciences University College, 2001
8
Medical Times and Gazette
The human ovum is thus, at first, implaeental, then villi are formed on the chorion,
but not attached to the maternal mucous membrane ; it is placentate, but not
deciduate. Lastly, the villi and the mucous membrane become so closely ^
attached ...
9
Biogeography and Ecology in South-America
... of various animal groups seem to have succeeded in reaching or leaving the
South American continent from the North and South before the pliocenic
exchange of the fauna. In connection with the invasion of nearctic placentate ...
E.J. Fittkau, J. Illies, H. Klinge, 1969
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The Development of Darwin's Theory: Natural History, Natural ...
... as perfectly carnivorous, ruminant & rodent as are our old-world forms; for it
may well be doubted (not here considering the probable intellectual infirmity of
the marsupialia in comparison with the other or placentate mammals) whether
many ...
