10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RIBLIKE»
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Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
is a Plectoceras, since it has the characteristic coiling of the transverse riblike
folds on the surface of the shell and the large umbilical perforation, and agrees in
other details. The Manchurian specimen may be described as follows:
Description.
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Heterogeneous Materials: Nonlinear and Breakdown Properties ...
Riblike. Patterns. on. Fracture. Surface. In the mist and hackle regions of many
brittle polymers, such as polystyrene (Hull, 1 970), PMMA (Fineberg et al. , 1 992)
, and Solithane- 1 1 3 and polycarbonate (Ravi- Chandar and Yang, 1997), rib-
like ...
3
University of Colorado Studies: General series
Oreohelix strigosa concentrata cc. Spire elevated, last whorl descending toward
aperture. Oreohelix strigosa cooperi id. Similar to strigosa but with several riblike
revolving lines crossing the lines of growth. Oreohelix haydeni 6. Width less than
...
University of Colorado (Boulder campus), 1906
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The University of Colorado Studies
Similar to strigosa but with several riblike revolving lines crossing the lines of
growth. Oreohelix haydeni b. Width less than 8 mm. 1. Discoidal, apex level with
or below top of last whorl. aa. Whorls not equally visible above and below, growth
...
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The University of Colorado Studies: General series
Similar to strigosa but with several riblike revolving lines crossing the lines of
growth. Oreohelix haydeni b. Width less than 8 mm. I. Discoidal, apex level with
or below top of last whorl. aa. Whorls not equally visible above and below, growth
...
University of Colorado, 1907
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Above the level of the nerve foramen the atlas bears a riblike bone, the position
of whose head seems to correspond to that of the epineural of Owen. Similar
bones for the following vertebras are attached to processes successively more ...
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A Thesaurus of English Word Roots
(ad to) infracostal (below the costas, or ribs, as the subcostal muscles) (infra
below) intercostal (between the ribs) (inter between) subcostal (lying beneath the
ribs) (sub under) tricostate (in biology, having three ribs or riblike parts) (tri three)
...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2014
Above the level of the nerve foramen the atlas bears a riblike bone, the position
of whose head seems to correspond to that of the epineural of Owen. Similar
bones for the following vertebrae are attached to processes successively more ...
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1894
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Bulletin - United States National Museum
They are marked by strong riblike axial incremental elements and are heavily
malleated on the anterior two-thirds between the summit and the suture. In
addition to this, fine microscopic spiral striations are present on the spire and also
a still ...
United States National Museum, 1922
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Freshwater Algae: Identification and Use as Bioindicators
Cells 40–150 μm long and 13–30 μm wide. Common in a range of electrolyte rich
waters. Bacillariophyta. Plate XXVI. (b) Clear centralarea present, striae not
crosshatched. ........... . .... . ... .200 200 200 (199) (a) Striae riblike in appearance.
Edward G. Bellinger, David C. Sigee, 2011
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RIBLIKE»
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Ancient, Shell-Less Turtle Sported Whiplike Tail
P. rosinae has broad trunk ribs, and belly armor made of thick, riblike structures. Coincidentally, researchers studying turtle evolution have hypothesized that ... «Live Science, Jun 15»
New Mars Pictures Show Signs of Watery "Aquifers"
Prominent riblike structures along the cracks, for instance, suggest that running water dissolved minerals in the Martian soil, forming a kind of cement. The water ... «National Geographic, Feb 07»
