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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «CORNUTED»
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1
Arcana Entomologica; Or Illustrations of New, Rare, and ...
128 : * This specimen affords another instance of the great development of the
horns in certain individuals of cornuted species, which are almost invariably (as
in this instance) of larger size than the ordinary individuals. ' Mr. Swainson has ...
In quadrupeds we find both sexes of cornuted species armed with horns ; but in
insects almost universally the males alone are provided with these appendages.
It is also worthy of remark, that although in the majority of insects the females ...
3
Arcana entomologica; or, Illustrations of new, rare, and ...
128 : * This specimen affords another instance of the great development of the
horns in certain individuals of cornuted species, which are almost invariably (as
in this instance) of larger size khan the ordinary individuals. it is of a golden
green ...
John Obadiah Westwood,
1845
4
Illustrations of Exotic Entomology: Containing Upwards of ...
It is also worthy of remark, that although in the majority of insects the females
considerably surpass the males in size, yet in those species in which the males
are cornuted, the females are almost invariably smaller than their partners.
Dru Drury, John Obadiah Westwood,
1837
5
The Endangered English Dictionary: Bodacious Words Your ...
contignation cornuted contignation (kon-tig-NAY-shun) a timber framework the
inn's very old contignation contortuplicate (kon-tor-TOO-pli-kit) twisted and
entangled a contortuplicate wad of thread contraconscientious (or contra-
conscient) ...
6
Journal of the British Archaeological Association
boring for a well at Carshalton, Surrey. In the Journal (i, 245) is engraved an ivory
apple-scoop, surmounted by a cornuted bust of a jester, and cornuted heads are
also seen on the wooden nut-crackers of the seventeenth century. Mr. Mark ...
7
Bulletin of the Wisconsin Natural History Society
Sides of the vertex cornuted, or furnished with angled prominences 2 Head not
cornuted above the antennae, head only a little longer than wide floridanus
Ashmead 2. Antennal prominence emarginated medially between the antenna?
8
Thomas Middleton: The Collected Works
This tale being bleated out and heard, this cornuted husband of the sheep's
heads fetching a feeze backward (like the Roman ram, to push forward with the
more violent and villainous force) ran with all his horniferous strength at the poor
...
Thomas Middleton, Gary Taylor, John Lavagnino,
2010
9
Household Words: A Weekly Journal
The petition was, I believe, granted ; but the beauty of the business was that not a
single member of the committee, with the exception of the clergymau, had the
most remote idea of the meaning of the word cornuted, A letter addressed to a ...
10
Memoirs of the Carnegie Museum
Head not cornuted ; eyes oval or ovate, not round 3 Head cornuted, much wider
than the thorax ; eyes round Tribe I. Aximiui. 3. Marginal vein slender, longer than
the stigmal or rarely shorter, but never very stout or stigmated ; abdomen most ...
William Jacob Holland,
1901