10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «VENTRICULITE»
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ventriculite in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Recreative Science; a Record and Remembrancer of ...
A ventriculite (from ventriculus, a ventricle or sac) completely encased in flint, or
perhaps a mere flint mould of the ventriculite, from the London gravel. This is a
prevalent form in the gravel derived from the chalk. Probably all such flints have ...
Ventriculite. (Ependimite). A ventriculitepode servistacomo parte do espectro da
infecção, incluindo meningite como uma complicação pós- operatória (em
particular relacionada com a derivação ventricular) oucomo um achadoisolado.
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Recreative Science: A Record and Remembrancer of ...
But they may prove to be of use to science also, perhaps, by helping us to
distinguish one species of sponge from another; or they may serve to determine
the question of the natureof the ventriculite. One kind of branching sponge, when
...
... and Dr. Mantcll would have been disgusted to have been told that living
ventriculites " resembled in stature and configuration an ordinary toad-stool."
Indeed, the name " ventriculite," if the author knew its meaning, might have saved
him from ...
Samuel Joseph Mackie, 1859
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The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
The Ventriculite is found of various shapes and sizes, and its original texture was
evidently soft, and yielding readily to pressure. It appears to have possessed
externally a reticulated surface, the inside being porous and bearing
considerable ...
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Catalogue of the Educational Division of the South ...
It also illustrates some points in the culture of the Ventriculite. Fig. 1. Ventricules
rudiatus. 2. Fungiform flint nodule formed on the roots, stems, and base of
Ventriculites radiatus. 3. A similar flint-nodule formed on Ventriculitesfiezuosus. (
Mantell ...
Victoria and Albert Museum, 1860
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Annals and Magazine of Natural History
that, in every case where a Ventriculite is encased in flint, it is in consequence of
the parasitic growth over the Ventriculite of a foreign sponge. I have in my cabinet
at least 500 specimens (probably very many more) of Ventriculites.
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Annals & Magazine of Natural History
When, moreover, flint is found enveloping the outside of a Ventriculite, it is almost
invariably found enveloping it, to exactly the same extent and no more, on the
inside, and this without the edges of the Ventriculite being at any point
overlapped.
Sir William Jardine, 1847
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The Magazine of natural history and journal of zoology, ...
Ed.~\ Note on the Chalk- Ventriculite figured in page 352. — The specimen is
clearly the base of a Ventriculite, with the radicle-processes attached to an
Echinus; for I cannot assent to the remark, " that the Ventriculite cannot have
been ...
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Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology, Botany, ...
Ed.~\ Note on the Chalk- Ventriculite figured in page 352. — The specimen is
clearly the base of a Ventriculite, with the radicle-processes attached to an
Echinus; for I cannot assent to the remark, " that the Ventriculite cannot have
been ...
