10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STEGANOPOD»
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A slight but still more apocentric modification of the Pelargo-Colymbomorphine
metacentre produces a new central position, which may be called the
Steganopod metacentre. The two chief additional characters of this are, firstly, a
tendency to ...
Linnean Society of London, 1903
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Transactions of the Linnean Society of London: Zoology. 2nd ser
A slight but still more apocentric modification of the Pelargo-Colymbomorphine
metacentre produces a new central position, which may be called the
Steganopod metacentre. The two chief additional characters of this are, firstly, a
tendency to ...
Linnean Society of London, 1903
3
A manual of the birds of Australia
Odontopteryx Owen has been regarded as a Steganopod, but Andrews showed
that there were important Anserine-like features, though Steganopod-like items
were still recognisable. Prophaethon shrubsclei Andrews from the London Clay,
...
Gregory Macalister Mathews, Tom Iredale, 1921
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Supplement to the Catalogue of Shield Reptiles in the ...
STEGANOPOD as. Toes developed, spreading, more or less webbed, claws 5.4,
4.4, more or less acute. Neck rctractile; pelvis attached to thewertebrac only.
Thorax with horny shields. Sternal shields 11 or 12. Emydidae, Gray, Proc. Zool.
Soc ...
5
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
The albatrosses, in size, contour, and length of wing, repeat the Pelecanidse in
their own family ; in length of wing they are only otherwise approached by
another Steganopod family, — Tachypetidce. But still a constricted group, with no
...
6
Mysterious Creatures: A Guide to Cryptozoology
... 85, 518 Susabonsam, 473 235, 263, 271, 286, 296, 309, Steganopod, 476
Susquatch, 473 323, 345, 388, 394, 403, 410, Steller's sea ape, 328, 489,
Susumete, 502 441, 443, 445, 472, 490, 492, 518-519 Sutekh, 493 508-509, 539
-541, 570 ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Eu: steganopod (cf -pod), stegmmgraphy (cryptography); stegocarpous (of was:
at ~carp); gastrastege, a protective scale on a snake's belly (cf -gaster);
amastegite (cf ama-). steim-: from Gr steiros, barren: cf srsane. Ex Bot Steironema
(cf ...
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Publications in Biological Science
Such a ratio is unknown to me in any other Steganopod bird. It is approached by
the penguin (Pygoscelis) and is surpassed by the Great Auk (Alca) . Outside the
Steganopod order, the shortened forearm is found in the grebes, the loons, and ...
California. University, Los Angeles, 1933
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On the remains of a new bird from the London clay of Sheppey ...
Just in front of the acetabulum the dorsal edges of the ilia diverge one from
another and the whole pelvis increases in width, 1 This bird is regarded by most
authors as an undoubted Steganopod, but in his original description Owen
pointed out ...
Charles William Andrews, 1899
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Publications of the University of California at Los Angeles ...
Such a ratio is unknown to me in any other Steganopod bird. It is approached by
the penguin (Pygoscelis) and is surpassed by the Great Auk (Alca) . Outside the
Steganopod order, the shortened forearm is found in the grebes, the loons, and ...
