10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SEMIPALMATE»
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semipalmate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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*H. tinctoria; Laur. Rana tinctoria, Shaw. "Cdnter'mixtus, Merrem. ***Calamita,
hind feet semipalmate. H. arboreus, Schneid. Rana arboreus, Lin. ****Boana,
Gray. Granulated feet palmate, B maxima. Rana Boans, Lin. ' '“Ranina. RANA, Lin
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***Calaniita, hind feet semipalmate. H. arboreus, Schneid. Rana arboreus, Lin. **
**Boana, Gray, Granulated feet palmate, 0 maxima. Rana Boans, Lin. **Ranina.
Rana, Lin. Laur. Ranaria, Raff". Body subventricose ; skin smooth ; back angular
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Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1825
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Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
But affinities really closest with the next family. Fam. Podicipidve. — Plumage
normal. Ptilosis not reaching nostrils; lores naked. Nostrils lanceolate, &c., not
lobed. Wing rounded. Hallux well formed, lobed. Feet lobate, or lobate-
semipalmate.
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Key to North American Birds: Containing a Concise Account of ...
Bill, tarsus and middle toe with its claw, about equal to each other, an inch or less
long, but bill very variable, and apt to be shorter—_?;-%; feet semipalmate, with
two evident webs; length 5§—6§; Wing 33,--31}; tail 2, doubly emarginate, the ...
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Life Traces of the Georgia Coast: Revealing the Unseen Lives ...
Further evolutionary adaptations gleaned from anisodactyl tracks include the
presence or absence ofwebbing, such as a small amount between digits II and IV
, termed proximal webbing; these feet are also referred to as semipalmate.
SEMIPALMATE. Legs/feet greyish blue. Legs long. Webs more developed
between digits 3 and 4. Hallux is extremely small, clawed. Nails brownish. Edges
of webs may be orangey. Day 1: 20.2g Day 7: 44.0g Day 14: 90.8 g.
SEMIPALMATE.
Laurie J. Gage, Rebecca S. Duerr, 2008
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Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
But affinities really closest with the next family. Fam. Podicipid.e. — Plumage
normal. Ptilosis not reaching nostrils; lores naked. Nostrils lanceolate, &c., not
lobed. Wing rounded. Hallux well formed, lobed. Feet lobnte, or lobate-
semipalmate.
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1869
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Bird Tracks & Sign: A Guide to North American Species
Besides game birds, shorebirds also fall in this category, as well as birds whose
feet are only partially webbed, termed semipalmate. For better comparison
across species, along with Brown et al. (1987) and Rezendes (1999), we
measure the ...
Mark Elbroch, Eleanor Marie Marks, C. Diane Boretos, 2001
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Key to North American birds: Containing a concise account of ...
Semipalmate Tattlers. Bill longer than head, straight, its tip not expanded,
knobbed, nor notably sensitive ; grooved about half its length only ; culinen not
furrowed. Gape of mouth reaching beyond base of culmen. Bill much stouter than
usual ...
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Ornithologia, or the birds, a poem. ... With an introduction ...
Scratcher. A bird that scratches the ground to obtain its food. Secondaries. The
quilt feathers ofthe second size in the wing. Semipalmate. gHalf or
partiSemipalmated. allywebbed. Snatcher. A bird of prey: in raptorial bird.
Sqnamit'orm. Shaped.
James JENNINGS (of Huntspill.), 1829
