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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SCUTATION»
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1
Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College
Variation: —-This species and its several races vary considerably in both
scutation and coloration. As mentioned (p. 462) the rows are not sharply defined;
the characters blend one into another. The sexual differences are not very
constant.
2
Proceedings of the First International Symposium on Kemp's ...
Deraniyagala (1 939) referred to the number and arrangement of these scutes as
scutation. There hasbeen a great deal of stability in scutation of the carapace
during chelonian evolution (Zangerl and Johnson, 1957). Despite this
phylogenetic ...
Charles Wax Caillouet, André M. Landry, 1989
3
Proceedings of the United States National Museum
They fall well within the range of variation of scutation exhibited in this series of
18 specimens collected by the expedition. The smaller of the paratypes is,
however, somewhat different from any of these specimens. In addition to the
vertebral ...
United States National Museum, Smithsonian Institution, United States. Dept. of the Interior, 1921
The points of distinction on which Mr. Blyth chiefly insisted were the extent to
which the tarsus was feathered, and the reticulate character of the scutation of the
foot and front and sides of the tarsus. As regards the former, I have already
shown ...
5
Stray Feathers. a Journal of Ornithology for India and Its ...
Females. — Length, 8"62 to 95 ; expanse, 12-25 to 1262 ; tail from vent, 4'0 to
445 ; wing, 375 to 45 ; tarsus, 07 to 076 ; bill from gape, 065 to 075 ; wing, 175 to
2-25 oz. Front of tarsus and toes pinkish purple, with the scutation divided by pink
...
6
Contributions in Science
1 8. In members of the Hypoptopomatinae and Loricari- inae the dermal plates
posterior to the anus make contact at the midline. Astroblepus lacks dermal
scutation (state 0). The morphology of dermal scutation in callichthyids is quite
different ...
The specimens have a wide range of variation both in color and scutation.
According to Cope (Proc. Acad. nat. sci. Phila., 1862, p. 64) the distinguishing
characters of A. taeniura are mainly of color and tail scutation. One, however, of
the ...
Gladwyn Kingsley Noble, 1915
8
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons from the ...
On the 24th, it was R'efi/ved, * That an humble RepreReshhfion for a scutation be
made to her Majesty upon the sisveral Reports Repusimffin and Reshlutions of
this Housi: relatingr to the Imprest-Acm 'he (Linen compts, the public Debts, the ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, Richard Chandler, 1742
9
Asiatic Journal and Monthly Register for British and Foreign ...
Dalrymple also made a repre' scutation to the local government of the
circumstances of the case, with reference to Mr. Woodburn, who was amenable
to the government. Mr. M'Donnellafterwards claimed personalsatisfaction from
Capt.
10
Edinburgh New Philosophical Journal
The long and narrow snouts, sharp and slender teeth, short fore-limbs, and
imbricated scutation of these extinct crocodilians, attest, with their vertebral
structure, their adaptation to an aquatic life, and to the capture of a prey not more
highly ...
