10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «A TÂRȘÍ»
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a târșí in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
a târșí and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
The principal characters of these families are given under the proper heads ; they may be distinguished by the following characters : — A. Tarsi 3-jointed. a. Abdomen furnished with a forccp-like appendage .... Forficulidce. b. Abdomen without ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1840
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Dictionary of Insect Morphology: - Pagina 229
L. -» tangium tarsal articulation, artkulatio tarsalis: the direct. moveable point between the tibia and the tarsus tarsal bristle, seta tarsalis; any rigid seta of the tarsus tarsal cavity, cavea tarsalis: the articulation hole of the first tarsal joint tarsal ...
L. Zombori, Henrik Steinmann, 1999
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A Manual of British Coleoptera, Or Beetles: Containing a ... - Pagina 351
Gyroph^na Head nearly sessile, rhomboid : tho. scarcely larger, but wider, than the head : body short, flattened ; capable of being rolled into a ball : elytra transverse : anter. tarsi 4-, poster. S-jointed, kinder with basal joint elongate, dicvii.
James Francis Stephens, 1839
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A Treatise on Insects, General and Systematic: Being the ... - Pagina 123
The four first joints of the intermediate tarsi of the males g more or less triangular or heart-shaped. Last joint of the palpi * ç r-- —A- * Q- 5. more or less cylindric or ovate, and truncated at the extremity. #. E. Fourth joint of the four anterior tarsi of ...
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The principles and practice of ophthalmic surgery, ... - Pagina 7
formed between the tarsi and the tendon of the orbicularis muscle. TARSAL CARTILAGES. The tarsi are two elliptical, elastic plates of cartilage, which give firmness and figure to the palpebrae, and afford a basis for the attachment of their ...
Alexander Cooper Lee, Benjamin Travers, 1839
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Imaging of Bone and Soft Tissue Tumors: A Case Study Approach
Case. 21. Fig. 21.1 a Right foot, lateral projection b Left foot, lateral projection Fig. 21.2 a Both ankles, T1-SE, coronal plane b Both ankles, T1-SE after contrast administration, coronal plane c Right foot, sinus tarsi, T2-SE with fat suppression ...
T. Rand, P. Ritschl, S. Trattnig, 2012
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ticks a monograph of the ixodoidea - Pagina x
A. brumpti, digit, tarsi I and IV, detail* of integument 32 48. A. vespertilionis venter 36 49. A. vespertilionis, detail of peculiar structure on venter 36 50-51. A. vespertilionis, first and second stage nymphs .... 36 52-56. A. vespertilionis, intestinal ...
George Henry Falkiner Nuttall, 1908
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British entomology, being illustrations and descriptions ... - Volumul 11
No one that I am aware of has ever observed that Tritoma has five distinct joints in all the tarsi ; for although the Anisotomidae are associated with the pentamerous insects in the " Illustrations," it is stated in the characters, that the tarsi of ...
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Fractures of the Calcaneus - Pagina 39
(Limited lateral sinus tarsi approach) The Exposure is done with the patient in the prone position. A curved incision 6 cm in length follows the course of the peroneal tendons. Care is taken in isolating and protecting the sural nerve.
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Weevils of Canada and Alaska: Coleoptera, curculionidae, ... - Pagina 5
The mucro is usually quite small, usually about one-third as long as the tarsal claw. Sometimes, a large, stout, almost hook-like spine may be developed on the outer apical angle; this spine is called an uncus (Fig. 10) and the tibia is termed ...
Donald E. Bright, Patrice Bouchard, 2008
