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Page 63
The reason that the buffalo profile has an attritional shape is because the
physical condition , large size , and social organization of young adult buffalo
make them largely immune to lion predation . When lions hunt buffalo they are
forced to ...
The reason that the buffalo profile has an attritional shape is because the
physical condition , large size , and social organization of young adult buffalo
make them largely immune to lion predation . When lions hunt buffalo they are
forced to ...
Page 213
Because of its larger size and considerably longer period of growth , combined
with the essentially limited nature of available carrion in the field , it is not well
favoured for the production of large populations of adults , as is possible in the
case ...
Because of its larger size and considerably longer period of growth , combined
with the essentially limited nature of available carrion in the field , it is not well
favoured for the production of large populations of adults , as is possible in the
case ...
Page 275
The most complete of these large adults is the holotype of F . hammersleyi ( van
Hoepen ) ( Figs 16 – 17 ) . This shows intercalated ribs , singly or in pairs , as in
the smaller adult holotype of ' Eedenoceras ' multicostatum , but with traces of the
...
The most complete of these large adults is the holotype of F . hammersleyi ( van
Hoepen ) ( Figs 16 – 17 ) . This shows intercalated ribs , singly or in pairs , as in
the smaller adult holotype of ' Eedenoceras ' multicostatum , but with traces of the
...
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adult age profiles Agulhas Bank alluaudi apex attritional authors Barnard bearing body chamber breadth Budde-Lund Cape carpus cephalon clavi coiling collected Collignon crown height described Description developed Diagnosis diameter discussed distal Distribution dorsal view Elandsfontein endopodite estimated exopodite Eyes False Bay female Figure flagellum Forresteria Forresteria Forresteria fossil genera genus Hoepen holotype illustrations included indicated individuals inner instar Kensley Langebaanweg larva less male margin material Maxilliped mortality Museum Natal non-ovig occur original ornament outer ovig paratypes pereon Pereopod Pleistocene Pleonites Pleopod population posterior present probably profiles references relatively ribs rounded Saldanha Bay samples Scale segment separates setae short shows side similar single South African species specimens spines strong Table Taiti Telson third type species umbilical Uropodal exopod ventral whorl Yabeiceras young Zululand
Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 90 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1983 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Oct 2006 |
| ISBN | 0868130370, 9780868130378 |
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