10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRABRANCHIATE»
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The minerals and geology of central Canada: comprising the ...
The Tetrabranchiate Cephalopods (thus limited) may be arranged as first
indicated by Barrande in two leading groups, named by Fischer, Retrosiphonata
and Prosiphonata. In the first, the funnel- shaped sheaths which surround the
siphuncle ...
Edward John Chapman,
1888
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A Monograph of the Eocene Cephalopoda and Univalves of ...
which, in the tetrabranchiate Cephalopod, is supplied by a multitude of tentacula
grouped around the mouth. These arms or tentacula are organs as well of
locomotion as of touch and prehension. In the dibranchiate Cephalopod the arms
are ...
Frederic Erasmus Edwards, Searles Valentine Wood,
1849
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A Manual of Palaeontology: For the Use of Students, with a ...
Thus, the horny or calcareous polypidoms of many of the Polyzoa, the shells of
the Brachiopods, the true Bivalves, and most of the Gasteropoda, the internal
skeletons of the Cuttle-fishes, and the chambered shells of the Tetrabranchiate ...
Henry Alleyne Nicholson,
1879
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The *Palaentographical Society. - London : The ...
which, in the tetrabranchiate Cephalopod, is supplied by a multitude of tentacula
grouped around the month. These arms or tentacula are organs as well of
locomotion as of touch and prehension. In the dibranchiate Cephalopod the arms
are ...
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Palaeontographical Society Monographs
which, in the tetrabranchiate Cephalopod, is supplied by a multitude of tentacula'
grouped around the month. These arms or tentacula are organs as well of
locomotion as of touch and prehension. In the dibranchiate Cephalopod the arms
are ...
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A Monograph of the Eocene Mollusca: Descriptions of Shells ...
In the recent Nautili, the sole living representatives of the tetrabranchiate Cepha-
lopods, the lateral hearts are wanting, the enlarged surface of the branchial
apparatus rendering such additional means of circulation unnecessary. The
funnel or ...
Frederic Erasmus Edwards,
1849
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A Manual of Palæontology for the Use of Students with a ...
... as belonging to the Tetrabranchiate division of the Cephalopoda, in which
case the shell, like that of the Pearly Nautilus, must have been external. It has,
however, been also held that the Ammonoids are really referable to the
Dibranchiate ...
Henry Alleyne Nicholson, Richard Lydekker,
1889
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The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
An Attempt to Classify the Tetrabranchiate Cephalopods. By William King,
Curator of the Museum of the Natural History Society of Northumberland, Durham
, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The following observations on the Tetrabranchiate ...
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
We really do not know that the Ammonites were tetrabranchiate, and by the old
subdivision we assume they were. But is Coleoidea a. good name? No doubt
Sepia and Belemnites have a “ sheath,” but has Spirula, or Loligo, or Octopus?
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The New international encyclopaedia
... of gills and external shell of the tetrabranchiate nautiloids; the dibranchiate
skeleton supporting the internal organs; the tetrabranchiate shell serving as an
external protective covering to the animal. The Dibranchi- ata have undoubtedly
been ...
Frank Moore Colby, Talcott Williams,
1918