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It was considered important to collect data at different times of year in order to
observe the productive activities ... working , were still active , the processes
involved were observed and recorded during the normal work routine of the
craftsmen .
It was considered important to collect data at different times of year in order to
observe the productive activities ... working , were still active , the processes
involved were observed and recorded during the normal work routine of the
craftsmen .
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No unci observed . Maxillary palp three - segmented ; second segment with
lateral and third segment with dorsal seta as well as some sensory pegs . Cardo
transverse and with single long seta . Stipes long and clearly demarcated
ventrally ...
No unci observed . Maxillary palp three - segmented ; second segment with
lateral and third segment with dorsal seta as well as some sensory pegs . Cardo
transverse and with single long seta . Stipes long and clearly demarcated
ventrally ...
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This anemone was observed and preserved by Millard ( SAM - H1677 ) , and
photographed by S . X . Kannemeyer of the South African Museum . The
photographs suggest that the column was up to 13 cm long , the basal disc about
5 cm and ...
This anemone was observed and preserved by Millard ( SAM - H1677 ) , and
photographed by S . X . Kannemeyer of the South African Museum . The
photographs suggest that the column was up to 13 cm long , the basal disc about
5 cm and ...
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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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