10 ROMANIAN BOOKS RELATING TO «CREMNO»
Discover the use of
cremno in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
cremno and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Romanian literature.
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Journal of the Palaeontological Society of India - Volumul 18 - Pagina 9
(Cremno.) inconstans Woods.; striates Mant. from Holaster planus to Micraster corangui- num Zone of England. (Cremno.) inconstans Woods, sarumensis Woods from Ac- tinocamax quadratus zone of Upper Chalk of England. /. (Cremno.) ...
Palaeontological Society of India, 1973
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The bighorn sheep in the United States: its past, present, ... - Pagina 13
orns Color Cranial Characters Homs larger in cremno- bates. Paler in cremno- bates, fading to nearly white. Female nehoni smaller in every measurement. Male nehoni smaller than cremno- bates in all measurements ...
Helmut Karl Buechner, 1960
3
Field-feeding by waterfowl in southeastern Manitoba - Pagina 13
Race Comparison Horns Color Cranial Characters nelsoni vs. cremno- bates Horns larger in cremno- bates. Female nelsoni smaller in every measurement. Male nelsoni smaller than cremno- bates in all measurements except width of nasals, ...
Eugene F. Bossenmaier, William Hampton Marshall, 1958
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Dicționar etimologic de termeni științifici: elemente de ... - Pagina 106
0 gr. kremata „avere, bani" > germ. chremato- > rom. cremato-. □ -fobie (v. -fobie), s.f., frică patologică de bani, atât în ceea ce priveşte manipularea, cât şi deţinerea acestora. CREMNO- „prăpastie, gol, vid". 0 gr. kremnos „râpă, prăpastie" > fr.
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Recent Researches in Geology: A commemorative volume ...
(Cremno.) incon- stans occurs from Holaster planus zone to Belemnitella mucronata zone of England (Woods, 1912); Upper Turonian of Elbe and Jeschken (Andert, 1928, 1929); Emscherian of Germany (Heine, 1929); Upper Turonian of ...
Anant Gopal Jhingran, Virendra Kumar Verma, R. C. Misra, 1977
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A source-book of medical terms: illustrated - Pagina 40
Ex : cremno-cele (cremno- = labial); cremno-phob-ia. cren — 1. L. crena, a notch, a cleft, a scal- lop>NL. crenatus, notched, scalloped; and to crenula, a small notch. Ex: crena; crenat-e; cren-ation; creno-cyt-e, 2. Gr.krlne, a spring of water.
Edmund Carroll Jaeger, 1953
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The Desert Bighorn Sheep in Arizona: A Research and ... - Pagina 21
A publication by Hornaday (1908) refuted the existence of the gaillardi , the nelsoni and the sheep of Lower California, cremno - bates. Hornaday felt that these three classes were Ovis canadensis canadensis, Rocky Mountain Bighorn, and ...
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Blarney Stone - Pagina 344
"Ye've got cr . . . cremno what?" demanded O'D. "Crem . . . no . . . phobia. It is fear of precipices." O'D. tapped his wife's shoulder. "No use o' him iver kissin' th' ould block," he said. "Ye can't stutter blairney!" Maggy and Kane walked toward the ...
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Wildlife Bulletin - Ediţiile 1-6 - Pagina 21
A publication by Hornaday (1908) refuted the existence of the gaillardi, the nelsoni and the sheep of Lower California, cremno - bates. Hornaday felt that these three classes were Ovis canadensis canadensis, Rocky Mountain Bighorn, and ...
Arizona. Game and Fish Dept, 1956
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BIOLEXICON: A Guide to the Language of Biology - Pagina 330
SCO to meteoro & O geo baro bronto kerauno gie ro hylo chrono anemo potomo phengo achlu apeiro chiono ombro homichlo thalassa cremno topo gicro agora Ceno dextro levo sinistro oiko claustro domato stygio clithro bato bathmo ...
