10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STELLIFORM»
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stelliform in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Canadian journal of industry, science and art
Of these latter, the six-rayed stelliform crystals of snow must be familiar to all
Canadian readers. These snow crystals have hitherto been referred, by almost
universal consent, to the Hexagonal System of Crystallization — to which, indeed
, ...
2
Organic Remains of a Former World: An Examination of the ...
Guettard's opinions, respecting the French alcyonites, that they possessed not
the stelliform figure which was essential to madrepore. In these fossils, it may be
said, that the stelliform figure exists, and that therefore no doubt should be ...
3
Organic Remains of a Former World: The fossil zoophytes
__fe=-—.pu—u_ nal, cylindrical, or oval vertebrae, with radiated or stelliform
articular surfaces, compose a trunk, supporting a pelvis, from which proceed five
arms, terminating in fingers and numerous tentacula. The first species which we ...
Of these latter, the six-rayed stelliform crystals of snow must be familiar to all
Canadian readers. These snow crystals have hitherto been referred, by almost
universal consent, to the Hexagonal System of Crystallization — to which, indeed
, ...
5
The Canadian Journal of Industry, Science and Art
Of these latter, the six-rayed stelliform crystals of snow must be familiar to all
Canadian readers. These snow crystals have hitherto been referred, by almost
universal consent, to the Hexagonal System of Crystallization — to which, indeed
, ...
6
Atlas of Seeds and Fruits of Central and East-European ...
Callitriche cophocarpa Sendtner, C. polymorpha Lännr.−Perennial, floating
submerged stems, up to 25 cm long, with stelliform hairs. Fruits schizocarps, each
of 4 nutlets obovate, unwinged, only keeled or obtusely angular, 1-1.4 x 0.6-0.8
mm.
Vít Bojnanský, Agáta Fargašová, 2007
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Organic remains of a former world. An examination of the ...
Guettard's opinions, respecting the French alcyonites, that they possessed not
the stelliform figure which was essential to madrepore. In these fossils, it may be
said, that the stelliform figure exists, and that therefore no doubt should be ...
In these fossils, it may be said, that the stelliform figure exists, and that
thereforeno doubt should be entertained of these substances being
madreporean. But it must be considered, that although no coral can be regarded
as a madrepore, ...
9
Boston Journal of Natural History
T. with short, simple, fleshy, rose colored peduncles, associated in masses or
clusters, but not ramose; each stem rising from a separate base; the polyps small,
stelliform; inferior tentaculae of a beautiful purple and highly contractile; superior
...
10
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
The following is the type of formation in this class : first, there exist rounded or
cylindrical cells, or else these are stelliform. In the former case, the primitive cells
are placed one after another, and soldered to each other at their point of contact.
