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The finer clay requires only kneading and the removal of extraneous matter ; the
coarser clay is dried , crushed , and ground to a fine powder between
grindingstones , covered with water and allowed to stand for a few days before
being ...
The finer clay requires only kneading and the removal of extraneous matter ; the
coarser clay is dried , crushed , and ground to a fine powder between
grindingstones , covered with water and allowed to stand for a few days before
being ...
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Latter divided by distinct ecdysial suture , which is fairly clearly visible over first
four to six abdominal segments . Pronotum somewhat larger than other segments
. Sparsely covered with fine golden - brown hairs . Ninth abdominal segment ...
Latter divided by distinct ecdysial suture , which is fairly clearly visible over first
four to six abdominal segments . Pronotum somewhat larger than other segments
. Sparsely covered with fine golden - brown hairs . Ninth abdominal segment ...
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Rather similar to Aphodius laetus and A . procerus . Abdominal segments 1 - 5
each divided into three annulets ; segments 6 - 8 apparently with two annulets
each . Sparsely covered with setae all over the body , with most setae on
abdominal ...
Rather similar to Aphodius laetus and A . procerus . Abdominal segments 1 - 5
each divided into three annulets ; segments 6 - 8 apparently with two annulets
each . Sparsely covered with setae all over the body , with most setae on
abdominal ...
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| Title | The Families Trachipteridae and Radiicephalidae (Pisces, Lampriformes) and a New Species of Zu from South Africa Volume 94, Issue 2 of Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Cape Town, ISSN 0303-2515 Volume 94, Part 2 of South African Museum, Cape Town, annals of the South African Museum, ISSN 0303-2515 |
| Author | P. C. Heemstra |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1984 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Oct 2006 |
| ISBN | 0868130575, 9780868130576 |
| Length | 27 pages |
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