10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TIBIOTARSI»
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Collembola of Fennoscandia and Denmark: Entomobryomorpha and ...
Our single species is similar to Gisinianus by having an unforked seta a0 on abd.
6, but differs by having papillate ant.3 (Fig. 116C), more than 3 clavate tibiotarsal
apical setae (Fig. 116F, G), presence of pores at base of tibiotarsi (Fig.
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Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
TIBIOTARSI 40- 30- 20- TARSOMETATARSI 200 220 240 260 320 360 400
LENGTH (mm) 140 160 180 ZOO Fig. 4 - Length frequency histograms for leg
bones of A. didiformis from Makirikiri. Femora (n = 207), tibiotarsi (n = 268), ...
Kieny and Abbott showed that extracts of diplopode embryos reduced the growth
of normal tibiotarsi even more than did creeper extracts. In the diplopode
mutation, the tibiotarsus is even shorter than it is in the creeper mutation.
Diplopode ...
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Aquatic Insects of California: With Keys to North American ...
Tenent hairs 4-8 on tibiotarsi (fig. 2:3/); color orange with black eye spots;
cosmopolitan, stagnant water, fish ponds aureus (Lubbock) 1862 — Tenent hairs
3 or 4 on tibiotarsi; color pale yellow or green with black lateral stripes;
cosmopolitan, ...
Robert Leslie Usinger, 1956
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The Lost World of the Moa: Prehistoric Life of New Zealand
Measurements of the large Dinornis giganteus sample from Pyramid Valley also
show a bimodal component for this species, with a bimodal length frequency
histogram for tibiotarsi (Fig. 5.25). If this distribution reflects sexual dimorphism, ...
T. H. Worthy, Richard N. Holdaway, 2002
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Magnificent Mihirungs: The Colossal Flightless Birds of the ...
Stirling and Zietz (1900) reported a collection of twenty-four Lake Callabonna
Genyornis tibiotarsi, most of them in good condition, which is practically the only
direct indication we have of the abundance of Genyornis in the deposit. As with
the ...
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Journal of the Royal Society of New Zealand
5) The following characters taken in conjunction are diagnostic for tibiotarsi of E.
geranoides: the procnemial ridge (p.r.) is bent laterally from line of shaft; the shaft
is stout and robust; the anterior margin of the cnemial crest is flat (parallel to the ...
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Philosophical Transactions: Biological sciences
Extremitas proximalis tibiotarsi, crista cnemialis (tibialis) cranialis, linea
extensoria: (a) not raised into medially slanting crista along corpus tibiotarsi,
facies cranialis; (b) a distinct, medially slanting crista along corpus tibiotarsi,
facies cranialis.
In the Eogruidae, Eogrus aeola Wetmore, 1934, was originally based on several
specimens of tarsometatarsi and tibiotarsi from the late Eocene of Irdin Manha in
Inner Mongolia, China. Only a single wing element was referred, a phalanx of ...
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Bulletin of Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Extremitas proximalis tibiotarsi, caput tibiotarsi, area intercondylaris, incisura
marginalis — forma: a. moderately defined; b. distinct, together with facies
articulares. Note. — See: Livezey (1998b: appendix A, character 317); Livezey
and Zusi ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TIBIOTARSI»
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Feathers of seduction – the connection between birds and people of …
... such as headdresses, and as tools, such as a modified cassowary's tibiotarsi (tibia bone connected to a claw) as daggers. Using feathers and other body parts ... «Smithsonian Science News, May 15»
