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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SCROBICULAR»
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1
A Monograph of the British Fossil Echinodermata of the ...
4 e), which are arranged with much regularity, each granule having a
microscopic circlet of granulets around its base; the scrobicular circles on the
upper half are more fully developed than those on the lower half of the test; from
the equator ...
2
Palaeontographical Society Monographs
Cidaria intermedia, in the general appearance of its test, closely approaches C.
scqulrgfera and O. suévesiculosa ; it differs from the former in the scrobicular
margins from the ambitus to the peristome being in contact, or not separated by
more ...
3
New Zealand Journal of Geology and Geophysics
A group of small primary radioles and flattened scrobicular radioles. Te Piki.
University of Auckland, E335a-h. xl. "Fossil locality no. N62/f589, 3.0-4.3 m above
road in cutting beside Whangaparaoa-Te Araroa main road at Te Piki, 5.25 km
east ...
4
Stratigraphy and Palaentology of the Holm Dal Formation ...
Moderately large holaspid cephalon with weak scrobicular pits on genae; stereo (
a, b) and left-lateral (c) views, MGUH 17.130 from GGU 225561, X 5.5. 3.
Fragmentary cephalon, MGUH 17.131 from 225561, X 5.5. 4. Labrum in ventral (
a) and ...
5
Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria
151) to Typocidaris belong rather to Group I if they are allied to Stereocidaris at
all (e.g. Goniocidaris arduennensis Lambert, Typocidaris corbaricus Lambert,
Cidaris farringdonensis Wright). Group III Scrobicular tubercles with a definite
raised ...
6
Resultate der wissenschaftlichen Erforschung des Balatonsees
foramen dome of mamelon ,- /' g undercut neck " ' / ' _ excavate platform straight
neck -.,__ /" _/I '"~~__ ,~ _. parapet flush platform ---- __ ,-" I 13055 ' basal
scrobicular eii-ele 'I terrace scrobicule scrobicular tubercle borne by the boss,
and ...
Magyar földrajzi társaság, Budapest. Balaton-bizottsága, Lajos Lóczy, Hungary. Földművelésügyi Minisztérium,
1911
Scrobicular circles are complete and each plate has about 24 scrobicular
tubercles. The scrobicule is about two and a half times the diameter of the boss.
There is no basal terrace; the circular boss rises steeply, albeit not quite vertically
, from ...
8
Fossils in Earth Sciences
The second type of secondary tubercles are fewer in number, occur in a raised
scrobicular ring around a primary tubercle; so they are referred as scrobicular
tubercles; found in regular forms with primary tubercles. 5. Perform similar
functions ...
9
Biostratigraphy of Jamaica
Scrobicular tubercles are variable in size, often with a D-shaped boss, and are
generally larger than ambulacral tubercles. The surrounding tertiary tubercles are
densely packed and variable in size, arrayed in rows radiating from primary ...
Raymond M. Wright, Edward Robinson,
1993
10
The Quarterly journal of the Geological Society of London
The upper large tubercles have a smaller scrobicular area than those in the
middle of the test; and the tubercles rapidly in size towards the actinosome.
Loeality.—Cape Otway, No. 5 Section. The generic diagnosis of Dorocidaris, to
which ...