10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHYNCHODONT»
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rhynchodont in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Conard Fissure: A Pleistocene Bone Deposit in Northern ...
The forms associated with D. pustulosus are characteristic chimaaroid (
Ptyctodont and Rhynchodont) and dipterine teeth, associated with a few
Ichthyodorulites. It has been commented on' as a striking fact, that these species
are characteristic ...
Barnum Brown, James Howard MacGregor, Joel Asaph Allen, 1909
2
A Dictionary of Scientific Terms, Pronunciation, Derivation, ...
ln Nemertines, the cavity whose contracting muscular walls evert the proboscis (
zool.). rhynchodaeum(rlng'ködë'üm)я. [Gk. rhyngchos, snout ; odalos, pert. a way.
] The precerebral region of a Nemertine (zool.). rhynchodont (rmg'ködönt) a.
Isabella Ferguson Henderson, William Dawson Henderson, 1920
3
Bibliography and Catalogue of the Fossil Vertebrata of North ...
Urolithen; Scupin, important reference to Rhynchodont dentition; Manigault, on
the source of the S. C. phosphate deposits; and a number of omitted references
in the case of such authors as Priem, Rohon, Sauvage (of this author no titles
given ...
4
Proceedings of the United States National Museum
The reasons for advocating this novel view are not stated by the author, except
that they resulted from his investigation of newly discovered Rhynchodont
remains from the Upper Devonian of Wil- dungen, described by him under the ...
United States National Museum, 1917
5
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied ...
R. grandiflora, a West Indian species; the flowers are used as a sedative
expectorant in chronic cough; Rhynchodont (rz'ngJ-bo-dont) [b'l/IYXOQ, snout;
66023;“, tooth]. In biology, having a toothed beak. Rhynchosia (ring-kohze-a/z) [
biiyxogy ...
George Milbry Gould, 1903
6
Studies on the Arthrodira
The forms associated with D. pustulosus are characteristic chimaeroid (
Ptyctodont and Rhynchodont) and dipterine teeth, associated with a few
Ichthyodorulites. It has been commented on' as a striking fact, that these species
are characteristic ...
... Redlich, on Ptychodus ; Seely, on C'eratodus; Dollo, on Lepidosteus; Leydig,
on Koprolithen u. Urolithen; Scupin, important reference to Rhynchodont
dentition; Manigault, on the German 31, 1902.] 701 SCIENCE.
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Bulletin of the Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences
These extraordinary dental plates are so unlike any others known, that we have
no hesitation in basing a new genus upon them. They apparently belong in the
same category with the rhynchodont type of dental plate. But the ornamentation
of ...
Buffalo Society of Natural Sciences, 1918
9
Simon & Schusters Super Crostics # 4
A Dogged В Overjoy С Nessus D Musings E Arrogate F Rhynchodont G Queen it
H Underway I In the works J Scabbard K. Henhouses L Overtook M Liverish N
Defamation О Enthrone P Vacant Q Eye for eye R Raucous S Yields T Tabitha U
...
Thomas H. Middleton, 1997
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
[Gr. rhyngchos, snout,koilos, hollow.] Rhynchocyonidæ, ringkōsīon′idē, n.pl.a
familyofsmall insectivorous mammals, native to eastern Africa. —n.Rhynchoc′
yon. [Gr. rhyngchos, snout, kyōn, a dog.] Rhynchodont,ring′kōdont, adj.having
the ...
