10 LIVROS EM PORTUGUÊS RELACIONADOS COM «DERMODONTES»
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Novo dicionário da língua portuguesa
Bot. Embryão, cujo cotylédone é formado de umamembrana, que serompe
irregularmente, como Wildenow julga quesedános cogumelos. (Do gr. derma +
blassein) * *Dermodontes*,m. pl. Peixes,que têmos dentes insertos fóra das
maxillas.
Cândido de Figueiredo, 1937
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Fourth Meeting ; Held At Edinburgh In 1834: 3
Thus, the osseous fishes he terms Poissons Gnathodontes, from having their
teeth implanted in the jaws, in contradistinction to the cartilaginous fishes, which
he calls Dermodontes, from the teeth in this group adhering simply to the skin.
The first of these, dermodontes, contains the cartilaginous fishes, which * This
fact was likewise inferred by Dr. Leach, who was led to the conclusioa in
consequence of the splendid anatomical discoveries of Dr. Spurzheim on the
structure of ...
Thomas Thomson, Richard Phillips, Edward William Brayley, 1817
Thus, the osseous fishes he terms Poissons Gnathodontes, from having their
teeth implanted in the jaws, in contradistinction to the cartilaginous fishes, which
he calls Dermodontes, from the teeth in this group adhering simply to the skin.
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1835
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Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
5"": Thus, the osseous fishes he terms Poissons Gnathodontes, fr'om having their
teeth implanted in the jaws, in contradistinction to the cartilaginous fishes, which
he calls Dermodontes, from the teeth in this group adhering simply to the skin.
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1835
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Report of the Annual Meeting
Thus, the osseous fishes he terms Poissons Gnathodontes, from having their
teeth implanted in the jaws, in contradistinction to the cartilaginous fishes, which
he calls Dermodontes, from the teeth in this group adhering simply to the skin.
British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1835
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List of the Specimens of Fish in the Collection of the ...
1816, 260), forms the cartilagineous fish into a sub-class, which he calls
Dermodontes ou Cartilagineux, and divides them into four orders : — 1 .
Cyclostomes — 2. Selaques (Selaca). — 3. Esturgeons. — 4. Polydontes. Cuvier,
in his ' Regne ...
British Museum (Natural History). Dept. of Zoology, John Edward Gray, 1851
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List of the Specimens of Fish of the British Museum
... called Chrondropterygii. M. De Blainville, in his new distribution of the Animal
Kingdom (Bull. Soc. Phil. 1816, 120, and Jour. de Phys. 1816, 260), forms the
cartilagineous fish into a sub-class, which he calls Dermodontes ou
Cartilagineuzt ...
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Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
Thus, the osseous fishes he terms Poissons Gnathodontes, from having their
teeth implanted in the jaws, in contradistinction to the cartilaginous fishes, which
he calls Dermodontes, from the teeth in this group adhering simply to the skin.
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting, 1835
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Annals of Philosophy, Or, Magazine of Chemistry, Mineralogy, ...
These dlVlSlOl'lS, however, are not new, although distinguished by new
characters. The first of these, dermodontes, contains the cartilaginous fishes,
which limhisopinioneonstitute'four orders: Lcyelostomes. 2. Selaques, or rays
and sharks. 3.
