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Aristotelian Explorations - Strona 214
Thus the term Aristotle used for the group of bloodless animals, that correspond roughly to testacea, namely ostrakoderma, is compounded of the terms for 'potsherd' (ostrakon) and 'skin' (derma). Although the two elements are each ...
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Cognitive Variations: Reflections on the Unity and Diversity of the ...
Then he subdivided the latter into four main groups, which he named malakia ('softies'), malakostraka ('soft-shelled'), ostrakoderma ('potsherd-skinned'), and entoma ('inserted') — terms which in some cases he coined himself and in every ...
Geoffrey Ernest Richard Lloyd, 2007
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Aristoteles und die Geburt der biologischen Wissenschaft - Strona 441
Diese Tiere haften, wie manche Ostrakoderma, an den Felsen, bisweilen lösen sie sich auch davon. Sie haben keine Schale, sondern ihr Leib ist ganz und gar fleischig, Nährt man sich ihnen mit der Hand, so bemerken sie dies, fassen und ...
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The Lagoon: How Aristotle Invented Science - Strona 225
The Lagoon's shellfish are Aristotle's ostrakoderma – hard-shells. He describes their anatomies and something of their habits, mentioning, among others, the limnostreon (oyster), the kteis (scallop), the pinna (fan mussel), the lepas (limpet) ...
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The Oxford Companion to Classical Civilization - Strona 44
... types, usually rendered in the following way: cephalopods (malakia), crustacea (malakostraka), testacea (ostrakoderma), and insects (entoma). Blooded animals include man, viviparous quadrupeds and cetacea, oviparous quadrupeds and ...
Simon Hornblower, Antony Spawforth, Esther Eidinow, 2014
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Animals in the Ancient World from A to Z
... 138, 182 onos 57, 189;agrios 130 ophis 173 opsiomach-s 80 orangutan 5,118,165, 185 orca 199 oreus 126 orthagoriskos 135 orus 1 oryx 1, 4, 87,138, 179, 189 ostrakidna 58 ostrakoderma 172 otter 14, 67, 140, 165, 191 ovis 168 ox 4, 19, ...
Kenneth F. Kitchell Jr., 2014
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The Feminine Symptom: Aleatory Matter in the Aristotelian Cosmos
In his discussion at Generation of Animals III.11, Aristotle focuses in particular on a class of creatures called ostrakoderma (literally, animals with earthenware skins), the Testacea, animals with shells including bivalves and gastropods: snails, ...
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Technology, Literacy, and the Evolution of Society: Implications of ...
Malakostraka, for the Crustacea (mainly), literally “softshelled,” may have beena coinage of Speusippus, but the other two terms, malakia, “softies,” for the cephalopods, and ostrakoderma, “potsherdskinned,” for thetestacea, arevery probably ...
David R. Olson, Michael Cole, 2013
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Themistius: On Aristotle On the Soul - Strona 241
... enudra, that live in water, 62,3234; 69,7; 80,1835; logika, rational, 3,26; 4,56; 121,31; malakostraka, crustaceous, 66,19; ostrakoderma, shell-fish, 66,19; peza, land-based, 67,31; 80,34; pténa, winged, 67,31; sklérophthalma, hard-eyed, 68,2; ...
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Ancient Worlds, Modern Reflections: Philosophical Perspectives on ...
... logos malakia malakostraka malakoteron manthanein mathematike mathematikos melas metabasis tou homoiou metis muthos nomos on, ontos ostrakoderma ousia parabolai paradeigma para phusin pepsis phronesis phusike phusiologos ...
G. E. R. Lloyd, Geoffrey Ernest Richard Lloyd, 2006
