10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «STERCORICOLOUS»
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Occultus Liber: A Novel by Neil Baker
For as stercoricolous monsters come, so must stercoricolous monsters go. Was it
not demonstrated here to be so? Such a time to get philosophical, Cyclops
thought. It was as though the Cyclops had somehow fallen into a sudden
parashah ...
2
The Biology of the Muscidae of the World
Biology. The Brontaeini are primarily stercoricolous in the larval stage, whilst the
Phaoniini include humicoles, lignicoles and herbicoles. Dung is not often utilised
by larvae of the Phaoniini, except in a casual way by many which are essentially
...
3
Travaux du Muséum d'histoire naturelle "Grigore Antipa"
... mycetophilous species: Gyrophaena hanseni, Atheta crassicornis, Oxyporus
ruf us; - coprophilous, stercoricolous species collected from the cow dung:
Nehemitropia lividipennis, Anotylus sculpturatus, A. tetracarinatus, Oxytelus
migrator, ...
Muzeul de Istorie Naturalǎ "Grigore Antipa", 2008
In the old days Thegna had fired upon thieving Indians, shot her rifle on the fourth
of July and, unarmed, stormed once to the reservation to organize a convention
of stercoricolous squaws. She was the first to order a crystal set and the last to ...
5
Roget's Descriptive Word Finder
... spelean stercoricolous: living in dung terricolous: dwelling on the ground;
terrestrial trabeated: with horizontal beams □»□ 178 □*+□
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A Dictionary of Entomology
... members transmitted via contact with faeces of insect vectors to a mammalian
host. Cf. Salivarian Trypanosome. STERCORAL Adj. (Latin, stercus I dung)
Relating or pertaining to excrement. STERCORICOLOUS Adj. (Latin, stercus I
dung ...
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Preserving the Hunger: An Isaac Rosenfeld Reader
Picture him in his stocking feet, with several toes protruding from a hole; alone in
his room, in the dark, among the litter and detritus of months, stercoricolous,
hyenoid, a joy-popper. His whole body is tense with listening, but he hears only
the ...
Isaac Rosenfeld, Mark Shechner, 1988
“Oh, it's stercoricolous!” said Mortimer. But, Henry, in his quiet way, stopped the
professor in mid-stride and pulled him aside, where they held a whispered
conversation. The professor kept nodding his head. “Okay!” he said, clapping his
hands.
Bertrand R. Brinley, 1980
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SO MUCH WATER, SO LITTLE WOOD
In my innocence I never dreamt that scientifically they merit a real jawbreaker to
describe them—stercoricolous, no less—otherwise, I would have had a great
deal more respect for them. (These dung roller beetles are smart, and snobbish,
The ...
DANIEL J. Theron M.A.,Th.Ph.D., 2014
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
... stercor(a)emia (cf haema); stercoricolous, dunginhabiting, ascertain insects.
stere(o): Gr stere(o), c/fof stereos,hard, solid, akinto ON storr, proud, Skt sthiráš,
strong, andE STARE. Exx: stereagnosis=stere(o)+Gr privativeprefixa, not+gnōsis
...
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