10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PLATYCEPHALOUS»
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Magic Songs of the West Finns: The Pre and Proto Historic ...
The question canbe settled only by experts, thoughitmaybe pointed out that
Virchow has measured fifteenmaleand female platycephalous crania,
presumably Teutonic, froma rowgrave cemetery near Alsheim (Rheinhessen),
with whichwere ...
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
platycephalous than that of the typical L. muralis, which falls in the
platycephalous group of Méhely. Besides, the works of Eimer and of Bedriaga.
show, in several instances, that these authors have been unable to correctly
appreciate the ...
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The Journal of entomology, descriptive and geographical
... as being well calculated for admission into a memoir which Professor
Westwood is now preparing on Platycephalous Coleoptera. In general facies and
structure, Cephalogonia has much in common with Troglops, which is its nearest
ally.
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Platycephalous, platisef′alus, adj. having thevault of the skull flattened.—Also
Platycephal′ic. Platypus, plat′ipoos,n.the duckbill(q.v.).[Gr. platys, flat, pous, a
foot.] Platyrhine, plat′irin, adj. broadnosed.—n. a platyrhine monkey. Plaudit ...
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Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
... flat': platybasia, platycephalous, platycnemic. Platyhelminthes /plat'ihelmin'théz
/ [Gk, platys, broad, helmins, worm], a phylum of.
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis, 2009
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Exx: platycephalous,having a flatcrowned head;PLATYPUS. plazo:from
Grplazein (s plaz), to bewilder. Ex: plazolite (cflite). plebi:Lplēbi,c/fof plēbs (gen
plēbis), the people—exclusiveof the noble families:cf PLEBEIAN. Exx:plebicolar,
colous(cf ...
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C?sar's Conquest of Gaul
... sphenoid, ellipsoid, rhomboid, heloid, platycephalous, spheroid, and cuboid. '
Rev. arch, 4“ 5612, ix, 1907, p. 486. Cf. ib., xv, 1910, pp. 446—7. 1 Science
Progress, 1910, p. 131. ' Nature, Sept. 24,. THE ETHNULOGY OF GAUL 263.
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Thesaurus craniorum: Catalogue of the skulls of the various ...
The os frontis and all the calvarium decidedly flat — platycephalous, the height of
the first being only 4-4 in. The very prominent aquiline ossa nasi have been
fractured in the middle, and are united irregularly. Bltjmenbach's chief
distinguishing ...
Joseph Barnard Davis, 1867
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P & G Pharmacy Handbook
... pentadactyl pentadactyle flame Imagination pyroptothymia belief of engulfment
in flames flask shaped lageniform flat celled plunmxllular flat skull platycephalic
platycephalous platycephaly platycrania tapinocephalic tapinocephaly having a ...
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Pocket Medical Dictionary
Platinode, plaf-in-od. The negative element of a battery. Platinum, plaf-in-um. See
Elements, Table of. Platyce'lous. Concave in front and convex behind.
Platycephalous, plat-e-sef'-al-us. Having a broad, flat skull. Platycne'mia,
Platycne'mism.
B. Jain Publishers Staff, 1999
