10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SQUILLAE»
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squillae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
quaterly journal of agriculture
Neu- crantz, an author who wrote an able work De Harengo, and who died in
1671, states, " that he had frequently ascertained the nature of the food from
personal observation, and had counted in one herring upwards of sixty minute
squillae ...
william blackwood & sons, 1840
Neu- crantz, an author who wrote an able work De Harengo, and who died in
1671, states, " that Be had frequently ascertained the nature of the food from
personal observation, and had counted in one herring upwards of sixty minute
squillae ...
3
Quarterly Journal of Agriculture
Neu- crantz, an author who wrote an able work De Harengo, and who died in
1671, states, " that he had frequently ascertained the nature of the food from
personal observation, and had counted in one herring upwards of sixty minute
squillae ...
4
The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology: A-DEA
Stomapods, known under the names of Squillae and Thysanopodac. In these
creatures, in fact, we discover branchiae properly so called, the structure of which
is greatly complicated, more so even than in the Crustaceans at the very head of
...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1836
5
Otto Fabricius and the Seals of Greenland
However, he then gives the following positive information: 'In the dead animals,
however, in the very few instances in which I have been enabled to open their
stomachs, squillae or shrimps were the only substances discovered. In the mouth
of ...
6
The animal kingdom: arranged in conformity with its organization
The afferential or internal vessels of the gills, which in these squillae form
plumose tufts, are continued with the branchio-cardiac canals, are no longer
lodged in little cells, pass between the muscles, turn obliquely round the lateral
portion of ...
Georges Cuvier (baron), Edward Griffith, Charles Hamilton Smith, 1833
7
The Animal Kingdom, Arranged According to Its Organization, ...
Thus, although the four last foot-jaws represent the four anterior 'feet of the
Decapoda, they nevertheless form a part of the organs of manducation. The
stomach of these Crustacea—Squillae—is small and has but a few very small
teeth'l' near ...
Georges baron Cuvier, Pierre André Latreille, 1834
8
Delphi Complete Works of Martial (Illustrated):
Rhombi. Quamvislata gerat patella rhombum, rhombus latiorest tamenpatella.
LXXXII. Ostrea. Ebria Baiano veni modo concha Lucrino: nobilenunc sitio
luxuriosa garum. LXXXIII. Squillae. Caeruleus nos Liris amat, quem silva Maricae
protegit: ...
9
Advances in Marine Biology APL
In the dead animals, however, in the very few instances in which I have been
enabled to open their stomachs, squillae or shrimps were the only substances
discovered. In the mouth of a whale just killed, I once found a quantity of the
same kind ...
Frederick Stratten Russell, Charles Maurice Yonge, 1969
10
The Animal Kingdom: Arranged in Conformity with Its Organization
The afferential or internal vessels of the gills, which in these squillae form
plumose tufts, are continued with the branchio-cardiac canals, are no longer
lodged in little cells, pass between the muscles, turn obliquely round the lateral
portion of ...
Georges baron Cuvier, Edward Griffith, Charles Hamilton Smith, 1833
