10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «RAPTATORIAL»
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Reports of explorations and surveys: to ascertain the most ...
As in the preceding, the teeth are of the hooked types, with or without grinding
surface {Denies uncinato-submolares et uncinato-svbconict), mostly of the
raptatorial kind (Denies raplatorii). In the majority of cases, the teeth are disposed
upon a ...
United States. War Dept, Joseph Henry, Spencer Fullerton Baird, 1859
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Reports of Explorations and Surveys to Ascertain the Most ...
As in the preceding, the teeth are of the hooked types, with or without grinding
surface (Dentes uncinato-submolares ct uncinato-subconici), mostly of the
raptatorial kind (Denies raptatorii). In the majority of cases, the teeth are disposed
upon a ...
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Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
9. On the L pps raptis formed the L agentraptor, adoptedby SciE, with pl raptores;
raptātor, pl raptātores, however, istheagent of raptāre, intof rapere. LL raptōrius (
rapt+ōrius) explains E raptorious,usu raptorial, whence, anl,the E raptatorial, var
...
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Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia
The teeth are well developed, of the raptatorial kind of the hooked type, without
grinding surface, subcylindrical slightly compressed and disposed upon a double
row of one or two and four or five as follows : 1 | 4 — 5 [ 2, or even, 2 | 4 — 5 | 2.
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Records of the Indian Museum
spine of the basal prolongation of the uropod usually longer than the inner ;
dactyle of raptatorial claw with not less than six marginal spines . . . . Genus
Lysiosquilla. (2) Primary marginal spines of telson large, with more than four
secondary ...
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Collected Reprints - Scottish Marine Biological Association
These zooplankton organisms can only be siezed by raptatorial methods owing
to their relatively large size. A reverse correlation (text-fig. 5) with size of M.
norvegica exists for dinoflagellates which are fed on more frequently at night (text
-fig.
Scottish Marine Biological Association, 1960
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Proceedings: Biological sciences
These zooplankton organisms can only be siezed by raptatorial methods owing
to their relatively large size. A reverse correlation (text-fig. 5) with size of M.
norvegica exists for dinoflagellates which are fed on more frequently at night (text
-fig.
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Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh: Biology
These zooplankton organisms can only be siezed by raptatorial methods owing
to their relatively large size. A reverse correlation (text-fig. 5) with size of M.
norvegiea exists for dinoflagellates which are fed on more frequently at night (text
-fig.
The second circumstance was explained thus : a raptatorial fish, organized to live
at a depth of between five hundred and eight hundred fathoms, seizes another
usually inhabiting a depth of between three hundred and five hundred fathoms.
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Late Triassic Footprint Fauna from the Culpeper Basin, ...
... meat available to each pack member from a kill would be less than to each one
individually. Lull (1953, p. 178) long ago noted that Eubrontes giganteus lacks
the trenchant, raptatorial claws typical of carnivores, and for this reason doubted
...
