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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SERRULATION»
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The pistillate specimen (l177.2) has leaves with fewer than the usual number of
leaflets; the leaflets are long, linearlanceolate, long-acuminate, with very sharply
pointed but not coarse serrulation. The staminate specimen (l177.1) is very ...
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Dragonfly Genera of the New World: An Illustrated and ...
Unique characters: Serrulation on outer side of vesica spermalis distal flagella (
Fig. 698b). Status of classification: Belle (1988b) revised the entire genus and
included a key to males, but reference to primary literature is still necessary for ...
Rosser W. Garrison, Natalia von Ellenrieder, Jerry A. Louton, 2006
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Folia Limnologica Scandinavica
But then the serrulation seems of no use. It seems likely that this serrulation of the
caudal margins has no sawing function, as for instance presumably the
serrulation of the end of the digging cerci of the Vestiplex species. In Stibadocera
...
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Acta Regiae societatis physiographicae lundensis: Kungl. ...
Elytra without postero-lateral sinuation or very slightly sinuate, without any
serrulation. Middle lobe of aedeagus with short apex 16. D. kuntzeni — Apical
margin of elytra distinctly sinuate, more or less serrulate. Middle lobe of
aedeagus with ...
Kungl. Fysiografiska sällskapet i Lund, 1956
The weakened serrulation does not derive from a hybrid origin (in which case
rudimental teeth were rather to be expected) but from the abating width of the
leaves. In specimens with reduced blade in some leaves we always find the
strongest ...
Kungl. Svenska vetenskapsakademien, 1916
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The Scientific Transactions of the Royal Dublin Society
We find that the serrulation of the inner uropod, a character hitherto held to be of
unreservedly specific value, is by no means constant; but is, in fact, practically
confined to females and immature males. In females, of which thirty were
examined ...
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Scientific Transactions
Irish Sea (A. O. Norway, 30 to 200 fathoms O. 5.): Denmark (A. M. N.""). It would
appear, from the examination of Irish specimens, that existing descriptions of this
species require modification. We find that the serrulation of the inner uropod, ...
Royal Dublin Society, 1902
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Memoirs of the Department of Agriculture in India: ...
... the majority of which are beyond the meso- distal tooth. w — serrulation of
ventro-internal margin of female forceps obsolete. x — serrulation of ventro-
internal margin of female forceps very weak. y — serrulation of ventro-internal
margin of ...
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Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
Tegmina with discoidal field translucent, moderately hyaline; marginal field
opaque, with margin almost entire, showing feeble traces of serrulation meso-
distad; stigma large, cream colored. The species would appear to agree more
nearly with ...
... which are beyond the meso- distal tooth. w — serrulation of ventro-internal
margin of female forceps obsolete. x — serrulation of ventro-intenial margin of
female forceps very weak. y — serrulation of ventio-internal margin of^female
forceps ...
