10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOLIDUNGULOUS»
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Lectures on Comparative Anatomy
Close as the structure of the camel is, in the head, and in most of the skeleton,
except in the extremities, to the solidungulous quadrupeds, you observe that it
differs considerably in what relates to the osseous parts surrounding the orbits.
Robert Edmond Grant, 1834
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
Aristotle 1- simply mentions this Unicorn under the name of 65109 ZVSt/céq (
Indian Ass). “ We have never seen,” he says, “a solidungulous animal with two
horns ; and there are only a few solidungulous animals with one horn, such as
the ...
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The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
Aristotle f simply mentions this Unicorn under the name of ovo? IvSiKOf (Indian
Ass). "We have never seen," he says, " a solidungulous animal with two horns ;
and there are only a few solidungulous animals with one horn, such as the Indian
...
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Close as the structure of the camel is, in the head, and ; in most of the skeleton,
except in the ex- . trcinities, to the solidungulous quadrupeds, you observe that it
differs consider- [ ably in what relates to the osseous parts j surrounding the
orbits ...
The turbinated bones, especially the superior (fiy.8li,f) on each side, are of great
length and size in the solidungulous quadrupwh; and the turbinaced portions of
the éthmoid bone (Fig. 86, 0) present an immenw surface for the organs of smell.
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The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
The preceding description of the state of the bones, however, shows that the
solidungulous condition is not confined to the hoof, but extends to the interior of
the foot. It would be interesting to examine the modification also of the soft parts, ...
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Catalogue of the Hunterian Collection in the Museum of the ...
The two anterior feet of a similar solidungulous Pig. Presented by Sir William
Blizard. 120. The foot of a solidungulous Pig. Presented by Sir E. Home, Bart.
1810. 121. A common Mouse (Mus Musculus) full grown, which from its birth had
not ...
Royal College of Surgeons of England. Museum, 1831
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Catalogue of the Contents of the Museum of the Royal College ...
Hunterian. 117. A fetal Pig, with the posterior part of the body defective, and
having ill- formed and diminutive posterior extremities, which are solidungulous.
Hunterian. 118. The foot of a young Pig, having the toes connate. Hunterian. 119
...
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Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
The preceding description of the state of the bones, however, shows that the
solidungulous condition is not confined to the hoof, but extends to the interior of
the foot. It would be interesting to examine the modification also of the soft parts, ...
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The reason why : natural history: giving reasons for ...
SOLIDffNOULA.* 474. What is the meaning of the term solidungula? It is derived
from the Latin — solidus, solid, and ungula, a hoof. A solidungulous animal is
one the hoofs of which are entire. The same animals are sometimes called
solipeds ...
