10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEA SLATER»
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sea slater in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
sea slater and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Illustrated Natural History: Birds
THE GREAT SEA-SLATER OR SEA-WOODLOUSE. 631 into the wood instead of
driving oblique passages. It proceeds in a very methodical manner, the tunnels
being quite straight unless they happen to meet a knot, when they pass round the
...
2
Crafty Crustaceans. Heidi Moore
A common type of isopod is the sea slater. It lives under stones and in cracks in
rocks. Fully grown, it has seven pairs of legs. Sea slaters hide during the day. At
night they come out and feed on brown seaweed. Can you count how many pairs
...
3
Sanctified and Chicken-Fried: The Portable Lansdale
A medicine chest so heavy two men couldn't move it leaped up and struck the
window of the bridge, went through onto the deck, slid across it, hit the railing,
bounced high, and dropped into the boiling sea. Slater and Bernard bumped
heads ...
4
The Coastal Guide of South Africa
2 Sea-slater (isopod) Ligia dilatata (up to 2.2 cm) Coast: Lower south, south-west
and west. Key ID: Smooth, brown, flattened body. Single pair of tentacles visible (
second pair reduced). Uropods (final pair of appendages) long and stalk-like.
5
Exploring the Cornish Coast
Sea Slater Ligia oceanica Essentially resembling a woodlouse, the sea slater is
found among the rocks and seaweed of the seashore. Particularly active at dusk.
Brown in colour, with a segmented body which grows up to 3 cm long. Beadlet ...
... eel, pipe-fish, Comish sucker); sea anemones (beadlet, strawberry, snakelocks
); shellfish (mussels, limpets, bamacles, whelks); seaweed (ten species of special
conservation importance); prawn, sea slater, starfish, Celtic sea slug, cuttlefish, ...
7
Solon and Early Greek Poetry: The Politics of Exhortation
... the 'symposium at sea' (Slater [1976], Davies [1978], and Bowie [1986] 17–18),
seems from the evidence to have become more explicit over time, culminating in
Dionysius Chalcus 5. But the assimilation of the symposium to battle is implicit ...
8
Animate Creation: Popular Edition of "Our Living World" a ...
A creature much resembling the common woodlouse, is the Great Sea-slater, or
Sea- woodlouse, a species which, though extremely plentiful, is not seen as often
as it might be imagined, owing to its extremely retiring habits and hatred of light.
John George Wood, Joseph Bassett Holder, 1885
9
Oxford Thesaurus of English
... wheatear whinchat whippoorwill whitethroat whooping crane whydah wigeon
willow warbler woodchat woodcock woodlark woodpecker wood pigeon wren
wryneck yellowhammer 19 19 sand crab sandhopper sea slater shore crab
shrimp.
10
Advanced Biology for You
These are mobile animals about one centimetre in length. Describe how you
could use the mark, release and recapture method to estimate the size of the sea
slater population. [4] c) An exposed rocky shore is one which receives the full
force ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SEA SLATER»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
sea slater is used in the context of the following news items.
Niwa's 'show-off piece'
FAVOURITE FIND: Shane Ahyong holds a giant deep-sea slater found in the ... A small sea creature, found in the murky, mysterious depths of the Kermadec ... «Stuff.co.nz, Jan 10»
