10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «SUBURSINE»
Découvrez l'usage de
subursine dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
subursine et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
With regard to the little process projecting beneath and anterior to the angle of
the jaw, it is a mere superaddition, which appears again in the Cercoleptes
caudivolvulus among the subursine group, and also in the Otocyon Lalandii and
the ...
With regard to the little process projecting beneath and anterior to the angle of
the jaw, it is a mere superaddition, which appears again in the Cercoleptes
caudivolvulus among the subursine group, and also in the Otocyon Lalandii and
the ...
Zoological Society of London, 1848
3
Palæontological Memoirs and Notes of the Late Hugh Falconer: ...
We have here M. de Blainville's opinion given in two degrees of aflirmation: in the
first instance that the so-called Ursus Sir-a1_ensz's differs in its teeth from all
known Bears, and constitutes a distinct genus of the Subursine group; in the ...
Hugh Falconer, Charles Murchison, 1868
4
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
With regard to the little process projecting beneath and anterior to the angle of
the jaw, it is a mere superaddition, which appears again in the Cercoleptes
caudivolvulus among the subursine group, and also in the Otocyon Lalandii and
the ...
5
Palaeontological memoirs and notes of... Hugh Falconer,... ...
We have here M. de Blainville's opinion given in two degees of affirmation: in the
first instance that the so-called Ursus Sivalcnsis differs in its teeth from all known
Bears, and constitutes a distinct genus of the Subursine group; in the second, ...
6
The student's elements of geology
There are also new forms of carnivora, both feline and canine, the Machairodus
among the former, also hysenas, and a subursine form called the Hycenarctos,
and a genus allied to the otter (Enhydriodon), of formidable size. The giraffe,
camel ...
sir Charles Lyell (bart.), 1871
7
On the anatomy of vertebrates
The colon, d, is continued almost straight to the vent, e: the length of the large
intestine was but 6 inches. The Musteline, Subursine and Ursine Carnivora are,
as a rule, devoid of caecum. In the Martin (Mustela martes) the intestinal canal is
...
8
Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London
... from the characters presented by the cranium, I do not feel the slightest
hesitation in referring this animal to the Subursine group." He, however, gives no
description of these characters ; and his de- * " Erliiiiterungen der Nachrichten
des Fran ...
Zoological Society of London, 1869
9
Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London
the other families of the group, or of speaking of them as specially " subursine."
Ailurus (an unfortunate name for an animal so essentially Arctoid) appears to me
to be an isolated form ; but until more is known of its anatomy, a very definite ...
Zoological Society (London), 1869
It differs essentially from all the small Subursine Plantigrades in the full
complement of true molar teeth in the lower jaw; and is still more removed from
the genus Hywna, in which only the first true molar is present below and under its
true ...
