10 POLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOARIUM»
Discover the use of
zoarium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
zoarium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Polish literature.
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Prace geologiczne - Tomy 16-20 - Strona 158
Heteropora cf. cryptopora (Gldf.) - longitudinal section through zoarium Fig. 38. Multicrescìs cf. variabìlis d'O rb. - longitudinal section through zoarium Fig. 39. Telepofa. conica n. sp. _ a — longitudinal section through zoarium; b - fragment of ...
Polska Akademia Nauk. Komisja Nauk Geologicznych, 1963
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Travaux du Service géologique de Pologne - Strona 195
Ceramopora polonica nova spec 169, 190 o — Zoarium wielkości naturalnej. Polyozoaire, en grand. nat. b — Zoarium X 13. Rurkowate komórki zoecjalne z przegrodami. Polyozoaire, grossi 13 foia. Ceilules tubuliformes, pourvuea des ...
Polski Instytut Geologiczny, 1921
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The Stenolaematous Bryozoa - Strona 274
Fig. 5. Hastingsia pygmaea. — The middle zoarium of fig. 3, magnified 18 x . In the middle portion of the zoarium is a gonozoid (gz) with its aperture (gzap). Fig. 6. Hastingsia pygmaea. — Part of zoarium with gonozoid as seen from basal side.
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Marine Isopoda of the Families Serolidœ, Idotheidœ, Pseudidotheidœ, ...
The middle zoarium of fig. 3, magnified 18 x. In the middle portion of the zoarium is a gonozoid (gz) with its aperture (gzap). Fig. 6. Hastingsia pygmaea. — Part of zoarium with gonozoid as seen from basal side. X 18. gzap aperture of gonozoid ...
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Fenestella from the Permian of West Texas - Strona 103
of zoarium. Apparently correlated with this position is finer meshwork with 19 fenestrules per 10 mm. Larger fragment, with slowly diverging, rarely bifurcating branches, and only 16 to 16.5 fenes~ trules per 10 mm, is distal part of large zoarium ...
Maxim Konradovich Elias, George Evert Condra, 1957
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The Bryozoan Fauna of the Rochester Shale - Strona 28
other than the heterotrypoid wall structure, is the development of the acanthopores in narrow zones, which occur intermittently in the zoarium. The following species exhibits this character fairly well, although not so markedly as in some of the ...
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The flora of the Ripley formation - Wydania 136-138 - Strona 201
1-4. Conopeum ovatum Canu and Bassler, n. sp. (p. 32). 1, Fragments of the free zoarium; 2, surface of a subcylindrical fragment; 3, portion of a branched specimen; 4, surface showing the septulae and interopesial cavities with special walls.
Edward Wilber Berry, 1925
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Study and Revision of Archimedes (Hall) - Strona 104
given by Ulrich for Chester examples of F. serratula. In flaring lateral parts of F. cumingsi fenestrules increase to 19—20 per 10 mm., while in true F. serratula fenestrules in flaring portions of zoarium and other abnormal situations increase to ...
George Evert Condra, Maxim Konradovich Elias, 1944
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A synopsis of American fossil Bryozoa, including bibliography and ...
Zoarium a pinnate or fenestrate expansion, celluiiferous on one face only, consisting of strong central stems which give off numerous smaller, lateral branches from their margins; the lateral branches are free or unite with those of the next stem; ...
John Milton Nickles, Ray Smith Bassler, 1900
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Professional paper - United States Geological Survey
1-4. Conopeum ovatum Caiui and Bassler, n. sp. (p. 32). 1, Fragments of the free zoarium; 2, surface of a subcylindrical fragment; 3, portion of a branched specimen; 4, surface showing the septulae and interopesial cavities with special walls.
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1926
