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abdomen Angora goat animals antennæ appear April band beneath birds body bones Bost Boston Bouvé brown Cape Flattery Caribou Island Cidaria cinereous collection color costa crania dark discal dot domestic goat dusky edge EDWARD PICKERING eggs elytra embryo exhibited eyes feet fibula fish foramen magnum fore and hind fore wings fossil fringe genus Gesellschaft Hagen hair head hind wings Hist homotype humerus hundred Inagua inch inner insects July Labrador larva larvæ Legs arranged length limbs male margin maxillæ median members present middle Möschler mountain Natural History nearly nervure observed Orthoptera outer ovipositor pair pale paler palpi Pamph Paris portion posterior Proc Prof race remarks River rocks S. H. Scudder Sandstone Sciences seen shells side skull Société Society species specimens spots stridulation surface symmetry taken tibia tion ulna Verein vertebrates whitish wool
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Página 280 - ... we might call to mind an occasional monstrosity in which the thumb and great toe are each provided with three joints, and thus made to conform with the other digits. Lastly, we might call to mind the fact that in their mode of ossification, the metatarsal and metacarpal bones of the two parts in question agree with the phalanges, that is, in having the proximal epiphysis the last to unite with the shaft instead of the distal. Still the preponderance of facts is the other way, and, if we adopt...
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