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Page 150
This species is probably closest to R. rogersi, which differs in its less coronate
whorl-shape with less prominent tubercles and slightly closer costation. The
peculiar flared peristome, with its wavy outline, is unfortunately not perfectly
preserved, ...
This species is probably closest to R. rogersi, which differs in its less coronate
whorl-shape with less prominent tubercles and slightly closer costation. The
peculiar flared peristome, with its wavy outline, is unfortunately not perfectly
preserved, ...
Page 218
... however, have assigned to D. papilionacea forms in which the transverse ribs
are more or less obsolete on the body whorl, as in our species, and less
numerous on the spire; the forms described by Stoliczka from Southern India (61,
p.
... however, have assigned to D. papilionacea forms in which the transverse ribs
are more or less obsolete on the body whorl, as in our species, and less
numerous on the spire; the forms described by Stoliczka from Southern India (61,
p.
Page 492
The whole humerus indicated a more or less vertical position with ability of
motion in a vertical plane. The humerus of the Bauriamorpha * is not adequately
known, but appears to agree with that of the Cynodonts. In the final mammalian ...
The whole humerus indicated a more or less vertical position with ability of
motion in a vertical plane. The humerus of the Bauriamorpha * is not adequately
known, but appears to agree with that of the Cynodonts. In the final mammalian ...
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| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 28 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum Volume 28 of Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | South African Museum, 1932 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 20 Feb 2009 |
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