BUKU BASA INGGRIS KAKAIT KARO «PORIFERAL»
Temukaké kagunané saka
poriferal ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
poriferal lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa Inggris.
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Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales
[ lialmcliia] A Iriltaula [Lepidoptera] Axidragma [Poriferal ... lit.rnardia [Alga'] /illicit i
/l eon [Neuroptera] Copriodes [ Lepidoptera] Cryploberis [Diptera) ... l)e*mo.cya [
Porifera] ... Draymaeidon [Poriferal I) wymaJ.fi In [Poriferal Dratjmaxia [Porifera] .
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The Canadian Naturalist and Geologist
... there is no a priori reason why a Foraminiferal organism should not attain the
same dimensions as a Poriferal one, — the intimate relationship of the two
groups, notwithstanding the difference between their skeletons, being
unquestionable.
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The Canadian Naturalist and Quarterly Journal of Science: ...
... that the largest masses of sponges are formed by continuous gemmation from
an original Rhizopod segment; and that there is no r'1 priori reason why a
Foraminiferal organism should not attain the same dimensions as a Poriferal one,
—the ...
Elkanah Billings, Bernard James Harrington, James Thomas Donald,
1865
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The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
... that there is no d priori reason why a Forami- niferal organism should not attain
the same dimensions as a Poriferal, — the intiirate relationship of the two groups,
notwithstanding the difference between their skeletons, being unquestionable.
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The Canadian Naturalist and Quarterly Journal of Science ...
... there is no a priori reason why a Foraminiferal organism should not attain the
same dimensions as a Poriferal one, — the intimate relationship of the two
groups, notwithstanding the difference between their skeletons, being
unquestionable.
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On the history of Eozoön Canadense
... there is no a priori reason why a Foraminiferal organism should not attain the
same dimensions as a Poriferal one, — the intimate relationship of the two
groups, notwithstanding the difference between their skeletons, being
unquestionable.
W. E. Logan, T. Sterry Hunt,
1865
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English Language Word Builder
... HERETICAL ISMATICAL LUNATICAL MONARCHAL OVATIONAL
PERCENTAL PORIFERAL PYRITICAL REMNANTAL SATYRICAL STATIONAL
SYNODICAL THYROIDAL TUITIONAL VISCOIDAL ANNELIDAN MOLLUSKAN
BEDROOMED ...
... called thllrŕrlïtn.- _ _ 2, Samt' as l-hrn.111nuf¢^ru. poriferal(11 ...
It is, perhaps, a hereditary habit transmitted by our poriferal ancestors, which after
a brief independent life in the larval stage take root on a rock, and stay there till
they die. William's rock was a theory of State Socialism, and I do not blame him ...
John Davys Beresford, Emil Otto Hoppé,
1922
The entire surface of the body is studded with blunt-headed calcareous spicules,
which had at first suggested the possibility of its being a Chatoderma. In
transverse section (PI. X, fig. 2) the usual poriferal characteristics appear, namely,
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Literary and Philosophical Society of Liverpool, Liverpool Marine Biology Committee, Sir William Abbott Herdman,
1886