10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SQUAMIFORM»
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Acarina of the Family Cheyletidae of the World
Hysterosoma with six pairs of squamiform setae, of which two pairs set on shield.
Genital pore surrounded by three pairs of very short, acicular setae, and two pairs
of piliform setae. Pair I legs 0.54 length of idiosoma, II — 0.47, III — 0.53 and IV ...
Vsevolod Ivanovič Volgin, 1989
2
Memoirs on the Coleoptera
Form stout, convex and subcylindric, slightly shining, pale red-brown, the head
and prothorax darker; vestiture pale ochreous-yellow; head with very dense
decumbent coarse hairs, more squamiform near the eyes, the erect bristling hairs
...
Thomas Lincoln Casey, 1914
3
Sedimentographica: Photographic Atlas of Sedimentary Structures
The term "squamiform load casts" was invented in the Fifties, when most sole
marks of turbidites were defined and classified. Structures like these had caught
the eye of geologists years before, and received more fanciful names, like "
dinosaur ...
Franco Ricci Lucchi, 1995
4
Echinoderms: Present and Past
Vertebral streptospondyl- zygospondylous articulation ous, rarely zygo spo ndylo
us moderately contiguous or separated long, glassy, hollow squamiform large, d
ivided , halves closely united usually absent, a few in 0. antarctica broad, flat, ...
5
A Dictionary of Entomology
SQUAMIFORM SQ UAMIFORM SENSILL UM. at apex of hind Tibia; spurs larger
than spines, articulated and apically curved. See Acantha; Calcar; Spine; Strigil.
SPUR FORMULA A numerical expression of arrangement of spurs on a structure,
...
6
Florula bostoniensis: A collection of plants of Boston and ...
A collection of plants of Boston and its vicinity, with their generic and specific
characters, principal synonyms, descriptions, places of growth, and time of
flowering, and occasional remarks Jacob Bigelow. of the frond ; indusia
squamiform, ...
7
Descriptive Flora of Puerto Rico and Adjacent Islands: ...
TAMARICACEAE Shrubs or trees; leaves alternate, small, sessile, squamiform,
estipulate; flowers actinomorphic, bisexual, solitary or in racemes or panicles;
sepals 4-5, free or more or less united; petals 4-5, imbricate, commonly
marcescent ...
8
New Zealand Journal of Zoology
8. Adult pygidium (Fig. 1, 3) with a pair of dorsal setae just posterior to anal
opening; instar 2 (Fig. 2. 4) with opercular plate bearing regular, squamiform
reticulations 9 — Adult pygidium without dorsal setae near anal opening; instar 2
with ...
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The Edinburgh encyclopaedia, conducted by D. Brewster
Exterior antennae with broad squamiform joints, resembling a crest. Eyes distant
Sp. I. Lattu. Shell granulated; squamiform joint of the external antennae entire.
Scyllarus latin of Latreille, who supposes it to be distinct from Scyllarus australis
of ...
Edinburgh encyclopaedia, sir David Brewster, 1830
The plate bears a pair of lens- like eyes and 8 pairs of squamiform setae (4
marginal and 4 median pairs) (Fig. 2). Hysterosomal plate of the same length as
propodosomal plate, but slightly narrower (by a factor of 1.1 times). Anterior
margin of ...
