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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «EMYD»
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1
Alexi's King [Pride Valley 1]
Is it, Emyd?” Lansing asked as he clasped his hands behind his back. “That is a
decision for the king. And the last time I checked, that would be me.” “Yes, your
highness,” Emyd said as his eyes darted to Fjord. Lansing knew that look. Emyd ...
Management For management information about this map unit, see appropriate
sections in Part ll of this publication. 801 A — Rivra-Emyd-Greycliff complex, 0 to
2 percent slopes, protected Setting Landform: • Rivra — Flood plains • Emyd ...
United States. Bureau of Soils, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, United States. Bureau of Plant Industry, Soils, and Agricultural Engineering,
1923
3
The Ohio Journal of Education
©CMKOWOUm. iFlRflAm. &©m\EMYD. Having visited this Institution since Mr.
W. P. Keer, the present Principal took charge of it, we believe that the
accommodations correspond with the external appearance of the building. Its
Catalogue ...
4
Reader's Digest North American Wildlife
Emyd,»dea. Although the one species in this group is sometimes confused with a
box turtle, its long, yellow-throated neck is quite different; and it cannot close its
shell as tightly, even though its plastron is hinged. More active in colder weather
...
Susan J. Wernert, Reader's Digest,
1998
5
Proceedings of the IFAC World Congress
The same coil limits the stalling torque should jamming of the propeller shaft
occur. Figure 4. Control layout for centre-shaft motor D shaft motor: EMYG. EMYD
rototrols; S synchro: P comparison potentiometer: 1C IIIC generator exciter coils;
...
International Federation of Automatic Control,
1960
6
The American Journal of Science
As to the vertebral scutes, the first, second, and sixth seem clearly to correspond
with the first, second, and fifth, respectively, of a normal emyd. It appears to be
quite as certain that the anterior )ortion of the fourth corresponds with the same ...
7
Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
It is not improbable that Gyremys spectabilis of the Judith River beds is an emyd,
but the group is unmistakably represented in the Wasatch by Echmaternys, a
genus in some respects highly specialized. '1 he Testudinidaz are represented
by ...
8
The Fossil Turtles of North America
Only a single Bridger emyd skull is known, and this was not associated with a
shell. This skull resembles considerably that of our genus Clemmys, the
triturating surfaces of the jaws being narrow and with only a rudimentary
longitudinal ridge.
9
Catalogue of Shield Reptiles in the Collection of the ...
Chelydra. 2. Platysternon. 3. Chelys. II. Testudinidi (Land Tortoises). 4. Testudo. 5
. Chersina. 6. Honopus. 7. Pyxis. 8. Kinixys. III. Emyd^e (River Tortoises). 9.
Cistuda. 10. Emys. 11. Kinosternon. * Sternotherus. 12. Chelodina. 13. Hydraspis
. IV.
British Museum (Natural History), John Edward Gray, British Museum (Natural History). Dept. of Zoology,
1855
10
The American Journal of Science
This Doctor Wieland has identified as Trionyx, while the other material pertains
either to two different Emyds or an Emyd with one of the Testudinidae.
Protohippus placidus. — A conjectural association which, were it not conjectural,
would be ...