10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TURRICULATE»
Discover the use of
turriculate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
turriculate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences
Subfusiform, turriculate; whorls 8, carinated below the suture by a subtuberculous
line, and furnished with tubercles shaped like inverted commas, distant ; a
revolving line between the tubercles and suture ; body whorl with prominent
revolving ...
Academy of Natural Sciences (Philadelphia, Pa.),
1863
2
Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Virginia. 2. Surcula no d u l i fe r a.—Subfusiform, turriculate ; whorls 8, carinated
below the suture by a subtuberculous line, and furnished with tubercles shaped
like inverted commas, distant ; a revolving line between the tubercles and suture
...
Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia,
1863
3
Geological Survey professional paper
Elevated, scalariform or turriculate, with short, obtuse ribs; contractions of whorls
striated, and having a carinated line near the suture, revolving lines impressed,
double, alternated, rugose, volutions 8; base subumbilicated. Locality. James ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), Geological Survey (U.S.). Geographic Names Information Management,
1943
4
Geological Survey Professional Paper
Shell small, thin, and turriculate and bears five spiral ribbons on the broadly
convex whorl sides of spire. Description. — Thin small turriculate shells with
numerous whorls. Protoconch unknown; suture impressed. Whorl sides broadly
convex ...
5
Ordovician sphinctozoan sponges from the eastern Klamath ...
—Catenulate sponge of turriculate form; each chamber basically a small upward
expanding cup or funnel-like element with a flaring rim and a contracted base; all
combine to produce a rhythmic Titusvillialike growth. Lacks an axial tube.
J. Keith Rigby, A. W. Potter, Paleontological Society,
1986
6
Paleontology of the Malone Jurassic formation of Texas ...
Shell turriculate to cylindrical-turriculate, not exceedingly attenuate ; walls thin,
the outer one bearing internally one prominent, thin, and acute fold which
extends scarcely half way across the chamber; columella rather slender, in part
hollow, ...
Francis Whittemore Cragin, Timothy William Stanton,
1905
7
Methods and Costs of Gravel and Placer Mining in Alaska
Shell turriculate to cylindrical-turriculate, not exceedingly attenuate; walls thin, the
outer one bearing internally one prominent, thin, and acute fold which extends
scarcely half way across the chamber: columella rather slender, in part hollow, ...
Chester Wells Purington,
1905
8
Record of Deep Well Drilling for 1904-1905
Shell turriculate to cylindrical-turriculate, not exceedingly attenuate; walls thin, the
outer one bearing internally one prominent, thin, and acute fold which extends
scarcely half way across the chamber; columella rather slender, in part hollow, ...
Geological Survey (U.S.), Myron L. Fuller, Edwin Fuller Lines,
1905
9
Encyclopedia of Texas Seashells: Identification, Ecology, ...
Description: Color variable, typically with whitish-tan base stained with darker
shades of brown; shell turriculate; 7 to 8 convex whorls; suture incised and
distinct; axial ribs crossed by spiral ridges, producing small squares and giving a
...
John Wesley Tunnell,
2010
10
Australian Freshwater Life: The Invertebrates of Australian ...
38.2) 16. Shell pupiform, imperforate, glassy, with swollen body whorl and
compressed, cireular aperture . . . Obesitena (Fig. 38.3) -. Shell turriculate,
aperture not compressed, body whorl not abnormally swollen ... 17 17. Shells
relatively large ...
William David Williams,
1980