10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIVERRINE»
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viverrine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Zoological Researches in Java, and the Neighbouring Islands
I shall therefore, agreeably to the direction afforded to me by this work, consider
the Feline animals as one series, and the Viverrine animals as another series.
That the animals of the former series are still imperfectly known, can clearly be ...
I shall, therefore, agreeably to the direction afforded to me by this work, con-"
sider the Feline animals as one series, and the Viverrine animals . as another
series. That the animals of the former series are still imperfectly known can
clearly be ...
But Sir William Jardine expressly says that his figure of "Felis himalayanus'" is a
copy of a drawing by Mr. Lear, taken from a " skin received from the Himalayan
district of India ;" and there can be no doubt, I think, that it represents the Viverrine
...
Zoological Society of London, 1870
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The Philosophical Magazine: A Journal of Theoretical, ...
Concerning the V iverra tigrina of Schreber, which was figured by Vosmaer, it
more resembles a Feline than a Viverrine animal. M. Desmarest points out its
affinity to the Felis graeilis; and the name iven it by Vosmaer, Chatbizaam, shows
that ...
5
The Philosophical Magazine and Journal
In the Viverrine animals, which are apparently better known, the series is more
regular. According to the relative development of the grinders, it has been
arranged above in the following order : Genetta, Viverra, Suricata, Mangusta.
Andrew Tilloch, Richard Taylor, 1825
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The Philosophical Magazine and Journal
I shall, therefore, agreeably to the direction afforded to me by this work, consider
the Feline animals as one series, and the Viverrine animals as another series.
That the animals of the former scries are still imperfectly known can clearly be ...
We are convinced that these land-animals were long-tailed Viverrine animals.
The tail must have been longer than one half of the total length. This is no
impossibility, as we have still living forms, the tail of which is as long as half of the
total ...
Anthonie Cornelis Oudemans, 2007
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On the Geological Structure of the Alps, Apennines and ...
1" The animal collected by myself, and described as a fox by Mantel], is now
named by Owen Galecynus (Eninyensis, or the “ Fossil Viverrine Fox of (Eningen.
” See Journal of the Geol. Soc. London, vol. iii. p. 55, with anatomical woodcuts.
Roderick Impey Murchison, 2011
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Cuvier's Animal Kingdom,: Arranged According to Its ...
Of the Viverrine animals, the most definitely characterized subdivision is that of
the Mangoustes and subordinate sections : the Genets scarcely differ from the
Cats except in the prolongation of the muzzle; and the Ilyjena group is so nearly ...
Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert De baron Cuvier, 1840
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Philosophical Magazine and Journal
complete the series which is still interrupted. -I n the Viverrine animals, which are
apparently better known, the series is more regular. According to the relative
development of the grinders, it as been arranged above in the following order: ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «VIVERRINE»
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viverrine is used in the context of the following news items.
Spiediefest: the Binghamton away from campus
... is not an underwhelming mythological creature thought up by the University's marketing team, but is actually a real live viverrine mammal that makes its home ... «Binghamton University Pipe Dream, Jul 14»
Parasite protein linked to cancer
... of the protein granulin, a known growth hormone, produced by the human liver fluke (Opisthorchis viverrine) can cause uncontrolled growth in human cells. «ABC Science Online, Oct 09»
