10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPINELIKE»
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The Light and Smith Manual: Intertidal Invertebrates from ...
Uropods without large acute spinelike protuberances on distal margin; dentate
suburopodal shelf visible in dorsal view (plate 235C) Mumm halei — Uropods
with large acute spinelike protuberances on distal margin; no dentate
suburopodal ...
Sol Felty Light, James T. Carlton, 2007
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Osteology for the Archaeologist: American Mastadon and the ...
Spinelike extensions at ischial angles. Long, thin pubes. lntervertebral foramina
occupying shield, extending anteriorly beyond acetabulum. Cbaradrius voczferus
, Killdeer (fig. I2). Widely expanded posterior area weakly joined to lateral plates.
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Entomology of Antarctica
28. (The position and number of head setae do not provide taxonomic characters
within the antarcticus group; these are similar to Keler (1952, Fig. 20), with some
individual variation in position and number of the small dorsal spinelike setae.) ...
J. Linsley Gressitt, 1967
Femur very long, broadest at its base, and produced on its inner side near tip into
a conspicuous cusplike process ; proximal femoral seta spinelike, submarginal,
situated almost opposite outer distal femoral seta, the latter being slightly larger ...
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The Fleas of North America: Classification, Identification, ...
Tibia III with a comblike row of 3 or 4 shorter, outer setae between long, middle,
and apical bristles; movable finger of male with 1 or more black, spinelike setae
Amphipsylla Wagner. Tibia III without such a comblike row of setae 8 8. Femur I ...
Henry Ellsworth Ewing, Irving Fox, 1943
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Keys to the Insects of the European Part of the USSR.: ...
Larvae in polyporous mushrooms; many damage seeds, fodder, stored food
products, and raw medicinal material. Key Based on Male Genitalia1 1 (16).
Aedeagus with thick spinelike or falcate processes before apex, or apex with
minute teeth ...
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A Field Guide to the Mammals: North America North of Mexico
mixed fulvous and light brown; hair hispid, spinelike on rump; tail crested, longer
than head and body. Similar to Rock Pocket Mouse and may belong to same
species. No other pocket mouse within its range has spinelike hairs on rump.
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Manual of Central American Diptera
57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. Palpus black (yellow only in some
Blaesoxipha plinthopyga; note spinelike setae on posterior surface of hind
trochanter); phallus with juxta flattened or absent, not beaklike; median stylus
tubelike and ...
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Intertidal Invertebrates of the Central California Coast
Pleotelson with distinct medially recurved, spinelike posterolateral angles (fig. 70,
a). . . _ . . _ .faniralata occidentalis _ Posterolateral areas of pleotelson evenly
curved, lacking distinct angles or spinelike processes (fig. 70, li). . . faniralata ...
Laboratory and Field Text Invertebrate Zoology, 1954
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Mosquitoes and Their Control
Its strongly sclerotized apex can be denticulated or covered with numerous short
spinelike setae (in Culex). Largely membranous projections of the gonocoxites
support variably shaped ventromesal lobes, the clas pettes (harpes, harpagones)
, ...
Norbert Becker, Dusan Petric, Marija Zgomba, 2010
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPINELIKE»
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New tarantula moves in to Bohart Museum
They have small spinelike urticating hairs on their abdomen that they may release when threatened. Peaches' menu includes crickets and mealworms. «Davis Enterprise, Feb 15»
The Look of the Day in London: Crystal Headpieces and Braided …
... from the collection's artful weaving to its unfinished hems—but we have to admit: our attention kept floating back to the spinelike crystal headpieces the models ... «Vogue.com, Sep 14»
Washington's rich, redolent reds
The answer is that the spinelike range of the Cascade Mountains cleaves western and eastern Washington into two, retaining water on one side and letting ... «Chicago Tribune, Jun 12»
