10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STEGANOPODOUS»
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1
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
1811, et auctt ) A singularly aberrant form, only Procellaridian in the nostrils ;
standing nt a point where fjontjipennts, Steffatiopodil and Pyfjopodes meet;
Steganopodous iu its dilatable throat, &c. ; Pyg ipodous in feet, wings and tail. It is
almost ...
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 1868
2
On the Classification of Water Birds
A singularly aberrant form, only Procellaridian in the nostrils; standing at a point
where Longipennn, Steganopoda and Pygopoda meet ; Steganopodous in its
dilatable throat, &c. ; Pygopodous in feet, wings and tail. It is almost a Merguhu.
3
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences
1811, et auctt ) A singularly aberrant form, only Procellaridian in the nostrils ;
standing at a point where Longipennes, Sleganopodes and Pyyopodes meet;
Steganopodous in its dilatable throat, &c. ; Pygjpodous in feet, wings and tail.
Academy of Natural Sciences (Philadelphia, Pa.), 1869
4
The Illustrated London News
The common web uniting all the toes, the characteristic feature shared by all the
steganopodous birds (a group to which the three Illustrated on this page all
belong, in spite of their wide divergences), is clearly apparent in this photograph.
5
Da Vinci's Bicycle: Ten Stories
What to a child is a tor blue in its own shadow as the light goes level but the
humped house of the old steganopodous lar himself whose grin all grizzle and
whose pounce illotis manibus are why there are hearths in the world at all?
Habitarunt ...
6
Birds of Great Britain and their natural history
Then, forcing apart the separate plates of horn which encase the beak in the
Steganopodous birds and Petrels, I found that when the lateral, or side plate,
came away from the lower, it brought with it a little horny plug that had filled up
the last ...
That Phalthon seems to find its proper place at the base of the steganopodous
group was suggested by both Furbringer and Gadovv, and this might conceivably
induce the argument that it was merely a specialized Gull, were it not also for the
...
8
The Structure and Classification of Birds
It has, however, in the drawings an accidental look, and the fact of the possible
obliteration of the nostrils must be weighed in discussing the steganopodous
affinities of the Odontopteryx ; for in many of those birds, especially jh Sula and
Plotus ...
Frank Evers Beddard, 1898
9
On the remains of a new bird from the London clay of Sheppey ...
The conclusions arrived at from the examination of this specimen may be
summarized as follows : — (1) The structure and position of the quadrate and the
form of the pelvis indicate that the fossil is a Steganopodous bird. (2) The form of
the ...
Charles William Andrews, 1899
10
Henderson's Dictionary of Biology
... many animals, including the pancreatic juice of vertebrates. EC 3. 1 . 1 . 1 , r.n.
triacylglycerol lipase. stearic acid, stearate widely distributed, saturated fatty acid,
esp. in animals. steatogenesis n. production of lipid material. steganopodous a.
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