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- The native and wild mammals of Connecticut
About forty years ago (in 1857) Prof Spencer F Baird (prob- ably the most competent authority on the subject in this country) made an official report to the United States Government, of all of the then known genera and species of guadruped mammals in North America At that time his list contained a few species not found in the United States; but since the annexation of Alaska, it is quite
- The Pectoral Group of Muscles
distinguished in Balaenoptera by the different direction of their fibres A deep manubrial is present in Globiocephalus ; it is also present in Phocsena (Rapp ), and Lagenorhynchus Costal in Manatus consists of two parts, one separate, and one connected with gladiolar Trans Linn Soc , vol xxvi , p 523
- Das Chondrocranium des Igels (Erinaceus europaeus) - Springer
DieGesehiehte der Erforsehung des Chondrocraniums der W tbeltiere lggt sich in zwei dureh i re Methoden untersehiedene Absehnitte teilen I der ersten Periode wurde das St udium auf Prgparation des Knorpelsehi~dels und Untersuehung mikroskopisehen yon Sehnitten gegriindet Dizahlreiehen Arbeiten yon Parker, welehe ~neist mehrere Vertreter dereinzelnen Wirbeltier-ordnungen umfassen
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Orca capensis (Gray) Tète Globiocephalus melas Squelette et quatre têtes des iles Fcroë melas? Trois squelettes de Tasmanie, présentés par M Crowter Delphinus delphis Squelette et plusieurs crànes iursio Squelette de l'embouchure de la Tamise, 1828, et trois têtes Delphinus frontatus Plusieurs tétes Delphinus Chinensis Osbeck
- Embryology - The University of Chicago Press: Journals
From the evidence presented by my sections of the stage here figuredof the developmentof the mammaeof Globiocephalus,when com- pared with the conditionof these organs in the relativelyolder female embryo of Rhachianectes, already mentioned,it would seem probable that these folds were developed very early,as the nipple-rudiment or mammaryarea, p
- The Pathoparasitology of the Alimentary Tract and Pancreas of . . .
Abstract A review of the literature concerning the gross and histologic lesions associated with protozoal and metazoal parasitism in the alimentary tract and pancreas of nonhuman primates is presented In addition, the natural history, morphology, life cycle, methods for diagnosis, and potential for zoonotic disease are reviewed briefly for each parasite discussed The parasite species
- The correct Generic Names for the Grampus or Killer Whale . . .
However, he had previously indicated in 1846 (loc cit ) that he had examined the skull of the small grampus of Hunter, which he named Globiocephalus affinis and stated was probably a young specimen of G Svineval = G meZas, the Pilot Whale or Blackfish
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