10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TETRAPODOUS»
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1
The Squamosal Bone in
Tetrapodous Vertebrata: 1905
1905 Fred Wilbur Thyng, Guy Ellwood Marion. margin of the squamosal and the
lateral margin of the parietal, (pl. 39, figs. 1, 2, Sq. and Pa.) This is shown in the
figures of numerous works, (e. g., Huxley, '64, fig. 61 B; Parker, '85, pl. 2, fig.
Fred Wilbur Thyng, Guy Ellwood Marion, 1905
2
Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
75 cts. No. 1. Proceedings of(the Annual Meeting, May 2, 1906. 8 pp. 10 cts. Vol.
32, No. 12. The annulus ventralis. By E. A. Andrews. 53 pp., 6 pis. 75 cts. No. 11.
Squamosal bone in tetrapodous Vertebrats,. By F. W. Thyng. 39 pp., 4 pis. 50 cts.
3
International Catalogue of Scientific Literature: Anatomy. O.
Arch. Augenheilk., Wiesbaden,'47, 1903, (347-351). [0àâ5]8. 3 Thyng, F. W.
Squamosal bone in tetrapodous Vertebrata. [With bibliography] Contributions
from the Biological laboratories of Tufts College. No. 44 in Boston, Mass., Proc.
Soc. Nat.
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Journal of the Royal Microscopical Society
Squamosal Bone in Tetrapodous Vertebrata.§ — F. W. Thyng has followed this
bone throughout the higher Vertebrata. The mammalian squamosal is a
membrane bone overlying the otic capsule, and at first intimately connected with
the incus ...
5
The Word Circus: A Letter-perfect Book
... lignipodous, molybdous, mucidous, multifidous, nefandous, nodous,
octapodous, palladous, paludous, pudendous, repandous, rhodous,
sauropodous, staganopo- dous, tetrapodous, thamphipodous, tylopodous,
vanadous, and voudous.
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the animal kingdom, arranged according to its organization, ...
The first are always tetrapodous. We would begin with those of which the
caterpillars are naked or nearly so, and generally bifid at the posterior extremity ;
then would come those where they are spinous. -° -ji"! employed this character in
my ...
7
Assembling the Tree of Life
... arthropod relationships, 285 hypothesis, 284 sensitivity plots, 290 Tracheata vs
., 286–287 Tetrapoda, 399–400, 415 Tetrapodous locomotion, Choanata, 398
Tetrapods, amphibians and origin of, 432–433 Theria, mammal crown clade, 494
, ...
Joel Cracraft Curator of Ornithology American Museum of Natural History, the Herbarium Michael J. Donoghue Curator, Peabody Museum of Natural History Yale University, 2004
8
Lederer on Language: A Celebration of English, Good Grammar, ...
... lignipodous, molybdous, mucidous, multzfid-ous, nefandous, nodous,
octapodous, palladous, paludous, pudendous, repandous, rhodous,
sauropodous, staganopodous, tetrapodous, tham-phipodous, tylopodous,
vanadous, and voudous.
9
The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology
No species of Bird ever deviates, like the Cetacea among Mammals, the
Serpents among Reptiles, and the Eels among Fishes, from the tetrapodous type
of formation which so peculiarly characterizes the vertebrate division of animals.
Robert Bentley Todd, 1836
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The Cyclopædia of Anatomy and Physiology: A-DEA
No species of Bird ever deviates, like the Cetacea among Mammals, the
Serpents among Reptiles, and the Eels among Fishes, from the tetrapodous type
of formation which so peculiarly characterizes the vertebrate division of animals.
Robert Bentley Todd, 1836
