10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SQUAMOSELY»
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squamosely in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
squamosely and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Transactions and Proceedings and Report of the Royal Society ...
The ornament consists of equidistant lirae. Tessellated by distant laminae,
squamosely elevated at the intersections. On the last whorl there are two lirae on
the posterior slope, thence to the base six stouter ones, with intervening threads.
Royal Society of South Australia, 1888
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Manual of British Botany: Containing the Flowering Plants ...
Fr. of the marginal florets angular and striated, the angles squamosely toothed,
the interstices tubercular. The credit of determining this plant belongs to Mr.
Leighton. — Meadows and pastures. B. ? VI. VII. Smaller Goat's-beard. E. S. 2.
Charles Cardale Babington, 1843
Tessellated by distant laminae, squamosely elevated at the intersections. On the
last whorl there are two lirae on the posterior slope, thence to the base six stouter
ones, with intervening threads. Aperture oval, lirate within, terminating in a short ...
Royal Society of South Australia, 1887
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Transactions and Proceedings of the Royal Society of South ...
Ears very unequal ; the left anterior moderately large triangular ornamented with
three to four rays, squamosely imbri-cated towards proximal end, and concentric
striae. Left posterior large aliiform with a deep byssal sinus, ornamented with five
...
Royal Society of South Australia, 1885
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Transactions and Proceedings and Report of the Royal Society ...
Left posterior large aliiform with a deep byssal sinus, ornamented with five or six
squamosely-imbricate rays. Right anterior as left anterior. Bight posterior much
larger, subaliiform with several .scaly rays. Dimensions of an averaged specimen
.
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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia, ...
Left posterior large aliiform with a deep byssal sinus, ornamented with five or six
squamosely-imbricate rays. Right anterior as left anterior. .Right posterior much
larger, subahiform with several scaly rays. Dimensions of an averaged specimen.
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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia
side (two on the inner margin of the eye) ; front of thorax narrower, the two
punctures on the disc are nearer together ; elytra a little shorter, a little more
squamosely punctate, altogether black ; abdomen much more sparsely punctate,
especially ...
Royal Society of South Australia, Walter Howchin, 1882
8
Conchologia Iconica: Or, Illustrations of the Shells of ...
Shell, in a young state, thin, globose, spil-ally striated, anteriorly with subserroid
ribs, longitudinally squamosely striated, spire generally very short, canal short,
inner lip smooth, columella arched; outer lip slightly contracted towards the canal;
...
Lovell Augustus Reeve, 1873
9
Notes from the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh
Stems ± rigid, erect or ascending; stipules oblong lanceolate; capitula ovoid,
many-flowered, compact, 15-20 x 12-14 mm., reflexed flowers squamosely
imbricate : 7a. Corolla dark-brown (almost black) in mature flower; petioles (
except in the ...
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The Canadian Entomologist
Head (cephalic aspect) bilobed, longer than wide (dorsal aspect), as wide as the
greatest width of the thorax, five times wider than long (cephalo-caudad),
squamosely reticulated, the cephalic ocellus at the extreme median apex of the
vertex ...
