10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBTYPICAL»
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1
Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
Another subtypical group, the " Megapodiinae," in which the Rasorial
qualifications reach their highest point : this might be called the ultratypical group.
d. The aberrant " Cracinae." e. The first inosculant group, the " Hemipodiinae." /.
2
The natural history of the human species: its typical forms, ...
187 THE WOOLLY HAIRED TROPICAL TYPE 189 The Malay Subtypical Stem ,
216 The American Subtypical Stem . . 232 THE HYPERBOREAN, BEARDLESS,
OR MONGOLIC TYPE . 202 The Finnic, Uubalian, or Tschudic Sub- typical Stem
...
Charles Hamilton Smith, 1852
3
American Journal of Conchology
“Subtypical groups exhibit an intermediate character between typical and
aberrant groups. They do not comprise the largest individuals in bulk, but always
those which are the most powerfully armed, either for inflicting injury on their own
class, ...
George Washington Tryon, 1867
4
The Naturalist's Library, I. Mammalia
The Typical Stocks— Continued. Primaeval Location of Man or position of the
Typical Stocks Diagram of primaeval Location of Typical and Subtypical Stocks
THE WOOLLY HAIRED TROPICAL TYPE The Malay Subtypical Stem .
5
Magazine of Zoology and Botany
The Cebidce, or monkeys of the New World, which constitute tke subtypical group
, are distinguished by their inferior siae, andtbeuni- versal appendage of a tail,
which member in the typical groups is long and prehensile. The wide space or ...
Prideaux John Selby, George Johnston, Sir William Jardine, 1837
6
On the Natural History and Classification of Birds
That the parrots represent the shrikes, and consequently the Dentirostres, is quite
evident; and both these, it must be remembered, are subtypical groups. The
perfection of the whole order of perchers lies with the C0m'r0stres,—while the ...
7
Annals of Natural History, Or, Magazine of Zoology, Botany, ...
The subtypical consists clearly of the clavate genera Clavaria, Calocera, &c. The
Tremellini and Sclerotiacei form two aberrant groups. The third aberrant group
consists, if I mistake not, of Isaria and certain allied genera. It is only necessary to
...
8
Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London
This species then, which has the abdomen cylindrical and slightly subclavate, I
take to be the typical form of the genus, while those with the abdomen decidedly
clavate, the first joint being slender, I shall treat as subtypical. Of the typical ...
9
The Education of Your Child
In such a system the subtypical child should be sent forward to secondary
education at about age twelve, regardless of academic achievement. The child
who is very near completing the work of the elementary school at that age is not
dull.
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Including ...
... their absence does not affect the general skeletal morphology, 0 _ The salmon
amongst fishes, like the fowl amongst birds, never attains to the greatest degree
of special class-modification; it remains subtypical, with a dentigerous maxillary, ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBTYPICAL»
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