10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCALPRIFORM»
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1
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology
IV. incisive teeth in the Mammalia series, and as it elucidates the disputed nature
of the great anterior scalpriform teeth. Geoffroy St. Hilaire contended that the
scalpriform teeth of the Rodents were canines, because those of the upper jaw ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1852
2
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology: pt II. STA-WRI
his condition is interesting, both as a transitory manifestation of the normal
number of roL. it. incisive teeth in the Mammalia series, and as it elucidates the
disputed nature of the great anterior scalpriform teeth. Geoffroy St. Hilaire
contended ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1849
3
Odontography Or, a Treatise on the Comparative Anatomy of ...
(l) This condition is interesting both as a transitory manifestation of the normal
number of incisive teeth in the Mammalian Series , and as it elucidates the
disputed nature of the great anterior scalpriform teeth. Geoffroy St. Hilaire
contended that ...
Richard Owen, Hippolyte Baillière ((Londres)), 1845
4
Odontography Or, a Treatise on the Comparative Anatomy of ...
(l) This condition is interesting both as a transitory manifestation of the normal
number of incisive teeth in the Mammalian Series, and as 'it elucidates the
disputed nature of the great anterior scalpriform teeth. Geoffroy St. Hilaire
contended that ...
5
Odontography, Or, a Treatise on the Comparative Anatomy of ...
(l) This condition is interesting both as a transitory manifestation of the normal
number of incisive teeth in the Mammalian Series, and as it elucidates the
disputed nature of the great anterior scalpriform teeth. Geoffroy St. Hilaire
contended that ...
6
The Encyclopaedia Britannica, Or Dictionary of Arts, ...
But the scalpriform teeth are con- Mammals, fined exclusively to the premaxillary
bones at the beginning of their formation, and the smaller incisors which are
developed behind them, in our anomalous native Rodents, the Hare and Rabbit,
...
7
On the anatomy of vertebrates
The law of the unlimited growth of the scalpriform incisors is unconditional ; and
constant exercise and abrasion are required to maintain the normal and
serviceable form and proportions of these teeth. When, by accident, an opposing
incisor ...
8
Monograph on the Aye-aye (Chiromys Madagascariensis, Cuvier)
In this compressed character they more resemble the first upper incisors of
Propithecus, Benn., and the canines of Lemur proper : the shape of the inserted
part of the crown is much more laniariform than scalpriform. Nevertheless they
are true ...
9
Mammalia of the Santa Cruz Beds: Typotheria. I.
In the mandible the median and, in less degree, the second incisor become
scalpriform, while the succeeding teeth in a varying number atrophy and
disappear. In the larger and later genera, such as T ypot/zerz'um itself, which has
the ...
William John Sinclair, William Berryman Scott, 1909
10
Reports of the Princeton University Expeditions to ...
In the mandible the median and, in less degree, the second incisor become
scalpriform, while the succeeding teeth in a varying number atrophy and
disappear. In the larger and later genera, such as Typotherium itself, which has
the formula, ...
John Bell Hatcher, William Berryman Scott, 1909
