10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPIRIFEROUS»
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Comptes rendus de l'Académie des sciences de l'URSS
Comptes Rendns (Doklady) de 1'Academie des Sciences de 1'URSS 1946.
Volume XLIX, Ai 1 GEOLOGY FREQUENCY DISTRIBUTION OF POROSITY
COEFFICIENTS AND EPIGENETIC PROCESSES IN SPIRIFEROUS LAYERS IN
THE ...
Академия наук СССР., 1945
spiriferous substage, which directly underly the anhydrites of the hydroche- mical
series of the cover, or are separated from the latter by a rather thin packet of
mergel rocks. 2. If we are to assume that in all the directions cited above the ...
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Palæontology of New-York: An introduction to the study of ...
Whether this species was spiriferous has not been determined, none of the
specimens \examined having shown evidence of brachial supports. In some
respects the characters of the species are suggestive of ORTHIS; for example,
the well ...
James Hall, George Bancroft Simpson, John Mason Clarke, 1894
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Palæontology of New York ...
Whether this species was spiriferous has not been determined, none of the
specimens examined having shown evidence of brachial supports. In some
respects the characters of the species are suggestive of Orthis ; for example, the
well ...
James Hall, George Bancroft Simpson, John Mason Clarke, 1894
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and i :omes three- *-*J v«ilv- spiriferous jo CUluca v . eighths of aninch by an inch
and a half; generally in white pine or spruce, in sixteen-foot lengths, and plenty ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
... as a univalve shell; spiriferous; tnrreted. spire- ht (spir'lit), n. A window or
opening of any ind for light in a spire. spire-steeple'(spir'ste'pl), n. A spire
considered as part of a steeple: a spire. [Rare.] spiric (spi'rik), a. and n. [< Gr.
arrupmdg, spiric ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
< spire1 + -ed2.] Having a spire. And Baal's 'red Stone to Dust was und. m
Cowlsig/ToDavideis, ii. spired2 (spird), a. [< spire2 + -ed2.] In conch, raving a
spire, as a umvalve shell; spiriferous; turreted. spire-light (spir'lit), n. A window or
opening of ...
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
In conch., Laving a spire, as a univalve shell ; spiriferous ; turreted. spire-light (
spir'lit), n. A window or opening of anykind for light in a spire. spire-steeple (spir'
ste'pl), n. A spire considered as part of a steeple ; a spire. [Bare.] spiric (spi'rik), a.
After studying its numerous fossils, F. Katzer (1903) named the sandstone
member "Spiriferous Sandstone". Its fossils show evidence of a relationship with
those of the Eo-Devonian Oriskany sandstone, and with those of the Meso-
Devonian ...
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The Annals of Philosophy
... annelides, and herbivorous tracheli~ poda; and also some other shells, as for
instance, the multilocuar and spiriferous bivalves, which cannot be referred to
either of those natural orders, or grou s of enera, into which all the other testacea,
...
