10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STENOKY»
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stenoky in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
stenoky and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
CRC Dictionary of Agricultural Sciences
-Mirr stenoky -stat. a suffix indicating an agent intended to keep something from
changing or moving. stearo-, stear-. combining forms denoting fat. See also
steato-. steato-. combining form denoting fat. See also stearo-. steatogenesis. la:
...
2
The Scrabble Word-Building Book: Updated Edition
... STEEVE STEIN STELA STELE STELENE STELIC STELLA STEM STEMMA
STEMMED STEMMER STEMMY STEMSON STENCH STENCIL STENGAH
STENO STENOKY STENT STENTOR STEP STEEPE -; steepens -; steepers -;
steepled, ...
... STENO STENOBATH STENOBATHIC STENOBATHS STENOGRAPHER
STENOGRAPHERS STENOGRAPHIC STENOGRAPHICALLY
STENOGRAPHIES STENOGRAPHY STENOHALINE STENOKIES STENOKOUS
STENOKY STENOS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
4
Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology
If so, their known occurrences are ir ecologies still appropriate for them but
probably less extreme than the ancestral environments primarily responsible for
their specializations or marginal to those environments. Ancestral stenoky in
localized ...
5
A Thesaurus of English Word Roots
... euryoky; in biology, the ability of an organism to live under variable
environmental conditions: opposed to stenoky) {eurokous, or euryokous) (eurys
wide) stenoky (in biology, the ability of an organism to live only under a very
narrow range of ...
Horace Gerald Danner, 2014
Moreover, the limitations imposed by the inherent stenoky of marine fishes are
aggravated by the difficulty of establishing a stable environment in salt-water
aquariums. The same factors have impeded the domestication of fishes; no
marine ...
Moreover, the limitations imposed by the inherent stenoky of marine fishes are
aggravated by the difficulty of establishing a stable environment in salt-water
aquariums. The same factors have impeded the domestication of fishes; no
marine ...
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1961
8
The American midland naturalist
Therefore, the term euryoky is used to mean tolerance to a wide range of
conditions of these four variables and stenoky implies tolerance to a narrow
range of conditions of these variables. The ranges of the four variables in which
the ...
University of Notre Dame, 1969
30, 191 related to prairie grass, 379 Errington, P. L., article, 168-186 Eschmeyer,
R. W. and O. H. Clark, article, 272-286 Euroky vs. stenoky, 473 European roach,
253 Evans, G., article, 74-95 Evaporation, 33 from soil, 485-486 in canyon, 2 of ...
10
Differences in density and growth in a cockle population in ...
1 This holds especially for species which are stenokous in sensu stricto; we hope
to come back on the problem of the different forms of stenoky in a subsequent
publication. VIII LITERATURE Baggerman, B., i 953 : Spatfall and transport ...
