10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SUBCAUDAL»
Découvrez l'usage de
subcaudal dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
subcaudal et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Chemical Signals in Vertebrates 9
Video observations have revealed that badgers mark their sett extensively with
urine and subcaudal gland secretions, and also maintain latrines on top of the
sett, which are especially active during the breeding season (Buesching, 2000, ...
Anna Marchlewska-Koj, John J. Lepri, Dietland Müller-Schwarze, 2001
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Venomous Snakes of the Southeast
The head of a Pit Viper is triangular because a venom gland is situated above
and behind the eye. Venom is delivered to a pair of large hollow, moveable,
fangs located in the front of the upper jaw. The subcaudal scutes (scales)
posterior to ...
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Medical zoology, and mineralogy; or Illustrations and ...
Abdominal scuta 198, subcaudal scales 60. 2. Coodoon Nagoo. This variety is
darker than the other and the skin is of a yellower cast ; but the principle
distinction is in the spectacle mark, which consists of an oblong curved fissure
without the ...
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Amphiesmoides, a New Genus for Tropidonotus Ornaticeps ...
The hemipenis is simple and extends to the level of the 5th subcaudal; the organ
is spinous, the spines small and issuing from small, shallow pockets; a single,
strongly enlarged spine is present basally on the organ and is followed ...
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Reptiles and Amphibians of Australia
... side 3 Only one infralabial scale contacting postmental scale on each side
gerrardii 3 Subcaudal scales (original tails) more than 65 4 Subcaudal scales (
original tails) fewer than 65 praealtus 4 Subcaudal scales (original tails) more
than 85; ...
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Encyclopædia Britannica: or, A dictionary of arts and ...
245 abdominal plates, 94 subcaudal scales. Gray, spotted with brown, and a
double black, spat between the eyes. Native of Barbary, where it is domesticated
for the purpose of destroying the smaller noxious animals. Tasciolated Snake.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, James Millar, 1810
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Annals of the Lyceum of Natural History of New York
The lower plate, which covers the anus, and which is semi-circular, is more white,
having a triangular black spot towards the centre, and black points towards the
circumference. The subcaudal plates are all black,' while the scutella are white; ...
New York Academy of Sciences, 1836
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Annals of the Lyceum of Natural History of New York
The subcaudal plates are all black, while the scutella are white; some entirely,
others having black spots at their base. The abdominal plates are more or less
iridescent, reflecting, when seen in a certain position in regard to the light, a sky-
blue ...
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Animal Kingdom: Arranged According So Its Organization, ...
Some have the head plated, with double subcaudal plates : and others conjoin to
the latter character, excepting that the extremity of the tail has small scales both
above and below, little scales upon the head also. THB VIPERS (Pipera, Daud.) ...
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Cuvier's Animal Kingdom,: Arranged According to Its ...
Others have no subcaudal plates, and the bead scaled like the back. Some have
the head plated, with double subcaudal plates : and others conjoin to the latter
character, excepting that the extremity of the tail has small scales both above and
...
Georges Léopold Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert De baron Cuvier, 1840
2 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «SUBCAUDAL»
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subcaudal est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Tiny elephant-like mammal discovered in Namib Desert
They were also found to have a large subcaudal gland -- the scent gland located on the underside of the tail -- and lacked the dark skin pigment of other sengi. «Wired.co.uk, juin 14»
Clarifying tetrapod embryogenesis, accurately
... he also renamed the subcaudal pocket “cardiac fold” and he triumphantly mention the “ aneural heart ” of the hagfish as an evidence of the power of prediction ... «ScienceBlogs, mars 11»
