10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZYGODACTYLISM»
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zygodactylism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
zygodactylism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
International Journal of Anthropology
probably 0, x or X radiant; i i = between both fingers a loop or whorl pattern, or
predisposition for zygodactylism. For endings of the main lines form 14 (Thenar),
2 (Wrist), Hypothenar (4) we found 3-3- 11, 3-3-12 and when thenar and index ...
2
The Edinburgh Philosophical Journal ... Edinburgh, Constable ...
The arranging of the parrots with the Scansores appears to me highly artificial,
and, as it were, forcing them into a place in a system, where they have little
except the formation (zygodactylism) of the toes, and perhaps the colours in
some ...
3
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
The arranging of the parrots with the Scansores appears to me highly artificial,
and, as it were, forcing them into a place in a system, where they have little
except the formation {zygodactylism) of the toes, and perhaps the colours in
some ...
Robert Jameson, Royal Society of Edinburgh, Wernerian Natural History Society, 1846
4
The Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal: Exhibiting a View ...
The arranging of the parrots with the Scansores appears to me highly artificial,
and, as it were, forcing them into a place in a system, where they have little
except the formation (zygodactylism) of the toes, and perhaps the colours in
some ...
5
North Dakota "Crinkum-Crankum"
Stoked: Excited Yarn: To tell surfing stories Your gnarlyness: What you call an
important person (even a friend) Wipe Out: To be tossed off your board by a wave
Zup: = "What's up?" (use all those words in a single sentence!) Zygodactylism: a ...
6
New Hampshire "Crinkum-Crankum"
Stoked: Excited Yarn: To tell surfing stories Your gnarlyness: What you call an
important person (even a friend) Wipe Out: To be tossed off your board by a wave
Zup: = "What's up?" (use all those words in a single sentence!) Zygodactylism: a ...
7
Nebraska "Crinkum-Crankum"
Stoked: Excited Yarn: To tell surfing stories Your gnarlyness: What you call an
important person (even a friend) Wipe Out: To be tossed off your board by a wave
Zup: = "What's up?" (use all those words in a single sentence!) Zygodactylism: a ...
8
The Bluebird Effect: Uncommon Bonds with Common Birds
This trait, called “functional zygodactylism,” it shares with owls but with no other
hawk. The bird exudes an odor, not of death but of fish and its own pungent
perfume, that clings to museum specimens after decades of storage and
identifies a ...
9
New Jersey "Crinkum-Crankum"
Stoked: Excited Yarn: To tell surfing stories Your gnarlyness: What you call an
important person (even a friend) Wipe Out: To be tossed off your board by a wave
Zup: = "What's up?" (use all those words in a single sentence!) Zygodactylism: a ...
10
Oklahoma "Crinkum-Crankum"
Stoked: Excited Yarn: To tell surfing stories Your gnarlyness: What you call an
important person (even a friend) Wipe Out: To be tossed off your board by a wave
Zup: = "What's up?" (use all those words in a single sentence!) Zygodactylism: a ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ZYGODACTYLISM»
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zygodactylism is used in the context of the following news items.
Flight lines: Woodpeckers' drumming part of communication
... the other two backward in an arrangement known as zygodactylism. (The American three-toed woodpecker and the black-backed woodpecker are even more ... «West Fargo Pioneer, Mar 15»
