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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «UPPERPART»
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Analogue and Numerical Modelling of Sedimentary Systems: ...
... Gröden,upperpart Sandstone 0.68† 104 4 Buggisch1978 Bb,Bb10 686750
5136900 1650 Gröden,upperpart Sandstone 0.62† 97 5 Schulz & Fuchs 1991 –
686750 5136900 1650 Gröden,upperpart Sandstone 0.88 125 6 Bielefeld1998
20a ...
Poppe de Boer, George Postma, Kees van der Zwan,
2009
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A Reference Guide to Gulls of the Americas
36.10 JUVEN1LE THAYER'S GULL (R1GHT) AND F1RST-CYCLE GLAUCOUS-
W1NGED GULL (LEFT). Typical midwinter individual. Note slender bill, brownish
black wingtips, and neat, frosty upperpart patterning of Thayer's (contrasting with
...
Steve N. G. Howell, Jon Dunn,
2007
Strong rusty tinge to upperpart feathering; when foxy-red diagnostic. 6. Uppertail-
coverts as back or paler, with darker wavy patches, rarely distinct bars; pale
uppertailcovert patch present only on pale-headed birds or those with pale neck
...
Malling Olsen Klaus, Klaus Malling Olsen,
2013
Underparts darker than other races, approaching upperpart colour, so contrast
with upperparts less apparent. Unlike other races, undertail-coverts washed dull
brown to drab cinnamon-brown and broadly tipped buffy white (Paul Leader).
David Pearson, Peter Kennerley,
2010
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Olga: The O.K. Way to a Healthy, Happy Life
UpperPart. Of. TheFace. 3rd right leg position - straight up and across your body •
With the left hand hold belt around bottom of right foot as you bring your right leg
straight across your body; now you will work with the right hand on the upper ...
Olga Kotelko, Roxanne Davies,
2014
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Western Himalaya and Tibet: A Narrative of a Journey Through ...
UPPERPART. OF. ISKARDOPLAIN. December,. 1847. On the2ndofDecember I
left Iskardo, in thedirection of Kashmir, byway of Dras, all other routes being shut
with snow. Myfirst march was to Turgu, seven miles. The ground was all the way ...
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Shorebirds of North America, Europe and Asia: a guide to ...
Plumage: Breeding Black crown with striking broad white supercilium joining
across forehead and on nape; uniform dull grey-brown upperpart feathers, with
indistinct pale fringes rapidly wearing off. The underparts are grey-brown, tinged
lilac, ...
Stephen Message, Don W. Taylor,
2005
Main differences involve head colours and pattern, width of pale upperpart bars,
colour of face and underparts, and tail pattern. The races are themselves variable
to a greater or lesser degree, and the mainland forms also intergrade in contact ...
Hans Winkler, David A. Christie,
2010
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Shorebirds of the Northern Hemisphere
Narrow grey and cinnamon upperpart fringes, fine breast-streaking, and small
breast-patch. △ 82h. Adult breeding schinzii. Eastern England, early May. In
fresh plumage, upperparts with broad yellow-red fringes and grey tips, breast
streaked, ...
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Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
... Top′gallant, applied to the mast andsailnextabovethetopmast andtopsail
andbelow the royalmast.—n.Top′hamp′er, unnecessary weight ona ship's
upperdeck.—adj.Top′heav′y, havingthe upperpart too heavyforthe lower: tipsy
.—n.