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New Zealand Māori Word Encyclopedia
... used for cutting kieo A univalve mollusc with long iridescent shell touroa A
univalve mollusc, similar to méihi (Cavodilana coracina / Helagraphia aethips)
but bitter in taste muriwai A univalve mollusc, like a small pfipfi or winkle pctm A
large ...
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A Dictionary of Entomology
Mollusc-like; pertaining to structure which is soft, pliant or of undetermined shape.
See Mollusc. Cf. Amoeboid; Helicoid. Rel. Eidos; Form; Shape. MALACOLOGY
Noun. (Greek, malakos I soft + logos I discourse. PL, Malacologies.) Study of ...
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Relativity and common sense: a new approach to Einstein
Relativity assumes that the world of space and time is indeed a mollusc-like
structure, and this assumption is found to work better than the other, no
phenomenon being known to be inconsistent with it. The problem of the
mathematical ...
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Animal Evolution: Interrelationships of the Living Phyla
New data on Kimberella, the Vendian mollusc-like organism (White Sea region,
Russia): palaeoecological and evolutionary implications. In P. Vickers-Rich and
P. Komarower (eds): The Rise and Fall ofthe Ediacaran Biota, pp. 157–179.
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Phylogeny and Evolution of the Mollusca
The. Early. Cambrian. Radiation. of. Mollusca. Pavel Yu. Parkhoev FIGURE 3.1.
Soft-bodied mollusc-like fossil Kimberella quadrata from the Upper. The Early
Cambrian interval is of great interest because of the explosive origin of abundant,
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W. F. Ponder, David R. Lindberg, 2008
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The Rise and Fall of the Ediacaran Biota
New data on Kimberella, the Vendian mollusc-like organism (White Sea region,
Russia): palaeoecological and evolutionary implications M. A. FEDONKIN1 \ A.
SIMONETTA2 & A. Y. IVANTSOV1 Paleontological Institute, Russian Academy of
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Patricia Vickers-Rich, Patricia Komarower, 2007
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Planetary Systems and the Origins of Life
embryos are difficult to affiliate, Kimberella (originally from South Australia and
described as a cubozoan medusa) was clearly a mollusc-like creature. It is more
common and better preserved in the White Sea region of Russia (Figure 10.5).
Ralph Pudritz, Paul Higgs, Jonathon Stone, 2007
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From Animals to Animats 5: Proceedings of the Fifth ...
This paper reports on the methodology and results of our approach to soft-
mechatronics via the imitating of mollusc-like characteristics in through both
hardware and software fusion technology. The proposed approach for soft-
mechatronics ...
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The Prehistory of Food: Appetites for Change
There are no sharp dividing-lines along a continuum of prehistoric objects
constituted as follows: a rock like marble, traded for making ornaments; a mollusc
like Spondylus, traded for its shell; a mollusc like Ostrea, gathered for its meat;
and a ...
Chris Gosden, Professor of European Archaeology Chris Gosden, Jon G. Hather, 2004
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Earth and Life: Global Biodiversity, Extinction Intervals ...
First Gastropods The age of the first gastropods and the age of the first molluscs
have been matters of intensive debate in the last 40 years, during which many
new mollusc-like fossils from the Cambrian have been discovered (e.g. Halkieria,
...
9 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «MOLLUSC-LIKE»
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England could learn a lot from playing New Zealand's exciting Test …
Mark Richardson, a mollusc-like opener who averaged 45 with the bat, delighted in laying down a sprint challenge across the pitch to the ... «Express.co.uk, mai 15»
EU space agency eyes robotic 3D printer to build moon base
The ESA still retains the same basic goal of printing a lightweight but strong mollusc-like pod on the moon, but now the agency wants to find out ... «ZDNet, nov 14»
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, film review: These heroes in a half …
... journalist on the track of the Turtles, even if it means being patronised by her newsroom bosses who don't believe in mollusc-like vigilantes. «The Independent, oct 14»
Controversial claim puts life on land 65 million years early
... then creeping across the mats to the next site,” he says, and the “mollusc-like” Kimberella created scratch marks on the sea floor as it grazed. «Nature.com, déc 12»
Underwater wonders on mail run
Six images of colourful mollusc-like marine creatures, known as nudibranchs, (pronounced noo-de-branks), shot around the Australian ... «The Age, mai 12»
Marrapinti, by indigenous artist Naata Nungurrayi. Source: Supplied
She often paints giant U-shapes and mollusc-like forms to depict rocky outcrops and surrounding sand hills. Naata Nungurrayi, Papunya Tula ... «The Australian, nov 11»
Rising star: Jasmine Alexander
Abundantia, for example, is a mollusc-like ring, with patterning recalling human veins and arteries. Her Ascent Victorious ring looks from one angle like flames in ... «Retail Jeweller, déc 10»
Headingley pavilion: Boycott, Illingworth, Close – and Alsop
None of which prepares you for the emergence of the striking pavilion, a green, chamfered, mollusc-like apparition in the midst of trees, gables ... «Building.co.uk, juin 10»
Strange fossil defies grouping
The animal, from the early Cambrian Period, might have belonged to a now extinct mollusc-like phylum, academics from America and China ... «BBC News, août 05»
