10 LIBROS DEL PORTUGUÉS RELACIONADOS CON «GLOBULOSE»
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globulose en la siguiente selección bibliográfica. Libros relacionados con
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Introduction to the study of fossil organic remains: ...
Incrusting; with distinct globulose cells, and a transverse mouth. On cbalk fossils.
The fossil Celleporte are distinguishable from the fossil flustrae, by their cells
being urceolated and irregularly placed, and by the constricted appearance of
the ...
2
Penny cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of Useful ...
(Ampullaceous Entomostomes, or those whose shell is in general globulose),
Harpa ; Dolium, including Perdix of De Montf. ; Cassidaria, including Oniscia of
Sowerby ; Cassis; Ricinula, including Sistrura of De Montf. ; Cancellaria ; Purpura
, ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain),
1839
3
The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Difussion of ...
Shell external, complete, spiral, globulose or conical. Operculum calcareous or
horny. All terrestrial. M. Rang observes that this order was established by M. de
FtSrussac at the expense of the Pectinibranchiata of M. Cuvier, and for the genus
...
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The penny cyclopædia [ed. by G. Long].
(Ampullaceous : n tomostomes, or those whose shell is in general globulose),
larpa ; Dolium, including Perdix of De Montf. ; Cassidaria, lcluding Oniscia of
Sowerby ; Cassis; Ricinula, including istrum of De Montf.; Cancellaria; Purpura, ...
Society for the diffusion of useful knowledge, George Long,
1839
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The Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
Shell external, complete, spiral, globulose or conical. Operculum calcareous or
horny. All terrestrial. M. Rang observes that this order was established by M. de
Ferussac at the expense of the Pectinibranchiata of M. Cuvier, and for the genus
...
6
Geological Evolution of Antarctica
Globulose, thin-walled juveniles, which inhabit the uppermost surface waters,
transform their shells during development by chamber thickening and addition of
surface ornament, attaining maximum depth just prior to reproduction (Be, 1980).
Michael Robert Alexander Thomson, J. Alistair Crame, Janet W. Thomson,
1991
Unlike the latter, however, the content of carbon in the globulose bodies never
falls below 51 per cent., and furthermore it is always higher than that of the
globulin from which the globulose was derived. The percentage of nitrogen,
which in the ...
Yale University. Sheffield Scientific School Biological Laboratory, Russel Henry Chittenden,
1887
8
Studies from the Laboratory of Physiological Chemistry
Unlike the latter, however, the content of carbon in the globulose bodies never
falls below 51 per cent., and furthermore it is always higher than that of the
globulin from which the globulose was derived. The percentage of nitrogen,
which in the ...
Russell Henry Chittenden,
1885
9
Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences
Unlike the latter, however, the content of carbon in the globulose bodies never
falls below 51 per cent., and furthermore it is always higher than that of the
globulin from which the globulose was derived. The percentage of nitrogen,
which in the ...
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A Thesaurus of Medical Word Roots
... spherical) globular (like a globe or globule; composed of globules) globule,
globulin, globulose, globulus (or, globule; pl., globuli) globus (encapsulated
globular masses containing bacilli, seen in smears of lepromatous leprosy
lesions; pl., ...
Horace Gerald Danner,
2013