An Introduction to Conchology: Or, Elements of the Natural History of Molluscous AnimalsJ. Van Voorst, 1850 - 614 psl. |
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... round the mouth , a character which suffices of itself to distinguish them from all others . They are represented by the Cuttle - fish ; and it is presumed that all shells formed like the shell of the Nau- tilus , are tenanted by ...
... round the mouth , a character which suffices of itself to distinguish them from all others . They are represented by the Cuttle - fish ; and it is presumed that all shells formed like the shell of the Nau- tilus , are tenanted by ...
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... round his beds , or sprinkles them with lime water , and he will tell you that all this precaution is necessary to protect his early crops from the ravages of snails and slugs , than which he has no more mischievous annoyers : and for ...
... round his beds , or sprinkles them with lime water , and he will tell you that all this precaution is necessary to protect his early crops from the ravages of snails and slugs , than which he has no more mischievous annoyers : and for ...
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... round ships , and by their enormous weight and mus- cular power , drag the vessel and the miserable crew to the bottom , unless the sailors can quickly extricate themselves from the monster , by cutting off its arms with hatchets and ...
... round ships , and by their enormous weight and mus- cular power , drag the vessel and the miserable crew to the bottom , unless the sailors can quickly extricate themselves from the monster , by cutting off its arms with hatchets and ...
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... round Kampenzey Island , and , as in a raw state the animals are without flavour , they stick them on wooden skewers , as the French do frogs , and half dry them . They pass thus into a state of semi - putrefaction , become entirely to ...
... round Kampenzey Island , and , as in a raw state the animals are without flavour , they stick them on wooden skewers , as the French do frogs , and half dry them . They pass thus into a state of semi - putrefaction , become entirely to ...
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... round the Coasts of Scotland , i . 460. - In North Uist , cockles of equal size and most delicate flavour are found abundantly , and afford an unfailing source of food to the people . - Ibid . i . 445 . Voy . to the Pacific , & c . , ii ...
... round the Coasts of Scotland , i . 460. - In North Uist , cockles of equal size and most delicate flavour are found abundantly , and afford an unfailing source of food to the people . - Ibid . i . 445 . Voy . to the Pacific , & c . , ii ...
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An Introduction to Conchology; Or, Elements of the Natural History of ... George Johnston (M.D., of Berwick.) Visos knygos peržiūra - 1850 |
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adductor muscle Anat animal aperture apex Aplysia appears Ascidia attached bivalves Blainville body Brachiopods branchiæ branchial branchial cavity Buccinum calcareous canal cavity Cephalopods character coat colour Conchology covered Cuvier deposited distinct dorsal edge eggs external families Ferussac fleshy fluid foot furnished Gasteropods genera genus Helix Heteropods hinge Hist horny inner internal Journ Lamarck laminæ latter layer less ligament Linnæus Lister lobes manner mantle margin membranous Milne-Edwards Mollusca mollusks mouth multivalve muscular mussels nacred naked natural naturalist Nautilus nucleus Nudibranches observed opercula operculum organs orifice outer oysters Patella pearls Pecten peculiar periostracum Phil Pholas placed plates posterior Pteropods remarkable respiration respiratory rocks says shell side siphon snail sometimes species specimens spiral spire structure substance surface tentacula Teredo Testacea testaceous thin tion Trans transverse tribes tube Tunicata univalves valves vessels Zool
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