10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SAUROGNATHOUS»
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saurognathous in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
saurognathous and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Exx:dinosaur (cf dino),one ofthe Dinosauria,adj dinosaurian; Brontosaurus (cf
bronte) and Ichthyosaurus(cf ichthyo); saurognathous (cf gnathous at gnatha).
saxi: L saxi, c/f of saxum (ssax), a rock. Exx: saxicolous, rock inhabiting (cf colous)
, ...
2
Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
SAUR-, "lizard" branchiosaur — small, prehistoric amphibian, similar to a
salamander saurian — resembling a lizard saurognathous — with saurian
arrangement of jaw bones sauroxine — an alkaloid obtained from a lizard 20.
XANTH- ...
3
Bulletin - United States National Museum
Palate saurognathous or aegitho-schizognathous; lateral halves of vomer
separated ; processus angularis mandibulce present (short); clavicles united to
form a furculum; manubrial rostrum bifurcate; myological formula AX; tongue
extensile .
4
Birds of Australia: Supplement. Parts 4 and 5, S.A. White ...
Reproduces faithfully selected plates and text from the volumes held by the family of Captain S.A. White.
Gregory M. Mathews, John Gould, Rob Linn, 1989
5
The Riverside natural history
Galbulidai ; gonys angular ; ventral tract with an inner gular branch. , t vomer
truncate Ramphaatidce ) Oil gland not saurognathous ; manu- \ \ 10 rectrices.
brial rostrum pointed ) j Meqalaimidce ) \ vomer bifurcate < _ f . . : Oil gland nude ;
caeca ...
John Sterling Kingsley, Friedrich von Hellwald, 1888
6
The birds of North and Middle America: a descriptive ...
... without hypocleideum; ectepicondyloid process of humerus present; only one
carotid artery (the left); caeca absent; oil-gland tufted; wing-coverts oscinine (a
row of proximally overlapping middle coverts present). 6. Palate saurognathous ...
Robert Ridgway, Herbert Friedmann, 1914
7
Bulletin of the United States National Museum
Palate saurognathous or aegitho-schizognathous; lateral halves of vomer
separated; processus angularis mandibulae present (short); clavicles united to
form a furculum; manubrial rostrum bifurcate; myological formula AX; tongue
extensile ...
Palate saurognathous or aegitho-schizognathous; lateral halves of vomer
separated ; processus angularis mandibular present (short); clavicles united to
form a furculum; manubrial rostrum bifurcate; myological formula AX; tongue
extensile ...
9
The Water Birds of North America
Palate saurognathous. Carotids double, but the left much reduced in size. B.
Legs short, the tibiae wholly or mostly feathered. Anterior toes distinctly (usually
fully) webbed, or else broadly lobed and provided with broad flat nails (
Podicipidce').
Spencer Fullerton Baird, Thomas Mayo Brewer, Robert Ridgway, 1884
To these suborders W. K. Parker (1875) added Saurognathous. Despite the fact
that the Dromoeognathic structure of the Tinamou's palate had been recognized
before, it was only in November, 1862, hat its full significance was first realized ...
