ÉTYMOLOGIE DU MOT STRUTHIOUS
From Late Latin strūthiō, from Greek strouthiōn, from strouthos an ostrich.
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «STRUTHIOUS»
Découvrez l'usage de
struthious dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
struthious et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
In these dinosauria we find skeletal characters unlike those of ordinary (i.e.,
carinate) birds, but closely resembling in certain points the osseous structure of
the struthious birds. Thus, a difliculty presents itself as to the explanation of the
three ...
2
Annals of Natural History
... femur of the Ostrich ; but this structure is interrupted in the Ostrich at the middle
of the shaft where the parietes of the medullary, or rather air-cavity, are smooth
and unbroken. From this difference I conclude the Struthious bird indicated by the
...
3
Annals of Natural History, Or Magazine of Zoology, Botany, ...
are undoubtedly extreme ; yet we perceive in the cere which covers the base of
the bill in the entire Apteryx a structure which exists in all the struthious birds ;
and the anterior position of the nostrils in the subattenuated beak of the
Cassowary ...
4
Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London
Of the 22 true grallatorial birds cited in Cuvier's Table of the Number of Vertebra;,
only 9 have more than 14 cervical vertebra ; while the Apteryx with 15 cervical
vertebra, considered as a struthious bird, has the fewest of its order. The free
bony ...
Zoological Society (London), 1838
... smooth and unbroken. From this difference I conclude the Struthious bird
indicated by the present fragment to have been a heavier and more sluggish
species than the Ostrich ; its femur, and probably its whole leg, was shorter and
thicker.
Zoological Society of London, 1839
6
Transactions of the Zoological Society of London
It is now twenty years since a comparison of the structure of both the old and
young Emu with that of the Gallinule showed me a correspondence in many
points of structure between the skulking, foolish birds of the struthious type and
the ...
7
The Ibis: journal of the British Ornithologists' Union
journal of the British Ornithologists' Union. Harael * takes it for a struthious bird
which, as well as the Solitaire of Rodriguez, has been exterminated since
Leguat's time. Our reasons why this opinion «is entirely incorrect are the
following: — 1st, ...
8
On the Genesis of Species
It has been suggested to the author that this difficulty may be evaded by
considering pterodactyles and carinate birds as independent branches from one
side of an ancient common trunk ; while similarly the Dinosauria and struthious
birds are ...
St. George Jackson Mivart, 1871
The struthious birds — the ostriches, emus, cassowaries, and kiwis — were, with
the exception of the African ostrich, which ranged into Arabia, confined to the
southern hemisphere, while they were supposed to have originated in the
northern ...
10
On the Genesis of Species
of the Dinosauria with struthious birds; that of the carinate and struthious birds
with each other. Either birds must have had two distinct origins whence they grew
to their present conformity, 'or the very same skeletal, and probably cerebral ...
5 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «STRUTHIOUS»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
struthious est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Be brave, Ed – backing English votes for English laws will give you a …
Not only does this show a struthious disregard for English public opinion, it opens the parliamentary process to abuse. Already I have heard some Labour MPs ... «The Guardian, déc 14»
Apple Releases New Promo Video, Band Cries Plagiarism
'OK Go' ripping off yet another tired idea and presenting it as original to their struthious audience." Diet Wiegman has been doing this since at least the early 80s. «Fstoppers, sept 14»
How Did I Miss That? Ferrets Take NYC; Texans Love a Tea Party
The author of this struthious nonsense was Rep. David McKinley (R-West Virginia) and it passed in nearly a party-line vote. Four Democrats voted for and three ... «Indian Country Today Media Network, mai 14»
Ka ngaro i te ngaro a te Moa
From the few remains of the moa that have been found it has been declared by Mr. Richard Owen to be a struthious bird of large size." In 1839, John W. Harris, ... «Scientific American, nov 12»
The Dinosaur Fossils That Changed Everything
The road from Reptiles to Birds is by way of Dinosauria to the Ratitae — the Bird “Phylum” was Struthious, and wings grew out of rudimentary fore limbs. «Wired News, déc 10»
