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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «PYTHONOMORPH»
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Philosophical Transactions: Biological sciences
The following pythonomorph traits cannot be confirmed in Pachyrhachis because
of incomplete preservation: lacrimal foramen enclosed entirely by prefrontal (11);
basipterygoid processes expanded anteroposteriorly (34); recumbent ...
2
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London: ...
The following pythonomorph traits cannot be confirmed in Pachyrhachis because
of incomplete preservation: lacrimal foramen enclosed entirely by prefrontal (11);
basipterygoid processes expanded anteroposteriorly (34); recumbent ...
3
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
the Pythonidae (family of large O.W. non-venomous snakes). pitonis[s!a (/.)
pythoness; fortune-teller. pitonomorfo (m., Palconlol.) pythonomorph. pitoresco -
ca [e] (adj.) picturesque. pitorra [6] (/.) whirligig, top; a squat person. pitosga (adj.:
m.,f.) ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin,
1970
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The Evolution of the Vertebral Column
swallowing kinds, and in the cervical vertebrae of the pythonomorph Clidastes
and Crocodiles. With one exception these processes always serve for muscular
attachments, never for articulation. (15) Hyposphenes (Wiedersheim). The only ...
H. F. Gadow, J. F. Gaskell, H. L. H. H. Green,
2014
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The Oxford Reference Guide to English Morphology
-cide 'murder' genocide, insecticide -cracy 'rule' bureaucracy, democracy -graphy
'write' iconography, bibliography -itis 'disease' laryngitis, lazyitis -logy 'science of'
astrology, lichenology -morph 'figure' anthrop omorph, pythonomorph -phile ...
Laurie Bauer, Rochelle Lieber, Ingo Plag,
2013
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LIFE-HISTORY OF OUR PLANET
... of a higher vertebrate, appeared in a form resembling the flipper of a marine
Turtle. The reptile was related to the Lizards and the Ser- Fig. 40. Lower jaw of a
Pythonomorph. pents, but sufficiently distinct from each to constitute another
order,.
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The American Naturalist
Section F. Stemmiiulus as an Ordinal Type, by O. F. Cook ; Characters which are
useful in raising larvae of Sphingidae, by George Dimmock ; The Affinities of the
Pythonomorph Reptiles, by E. D. Cope ; Temperature Variations of cattle ...
8
Memorie della Società italiana di scienze naturali e del ...
... this point, the trachea had bifurcated into the right and left bronchi. This series
of tracheal and perhaps bronchial rings is the best-preserved and most
continuous sequence for any known pythonomorph and possibly any lepi-
dosauromorph.
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Report of the Annual Meeting
There is, for instance, a remarkable resemblance between the bulla of the
whale's ear and that of the Pythonomorph Plioylaty carpus. If you homologise the
mammalian tympanic with the quadrate the resemblance loses much of its
perplexity, ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting,
1914
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Zoologist: A Monthly Journal of Natural History
The author must be forgetting these when he says that the snake-like reptiles of
the Mosasaurian or Pythonomorph group would probably be the only sea-reptiles
dangerous to man, were all existing to-day. The Mosasaurs, however, were ...