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. American food and game fishes : a popular account of all the species found in America north of the Equator, with keys for ready identification, life histories and methods of capture . Fishes; Fishes; Fishes. Common Shad; American Shad jaws toothless; upper jaw with a sharp, deep notch at tip, the premax- illaries meeting at a very acute angle; otherwise as in Pomolobiis, to which this genus is closely allied. There are 2 or 3 American species. a. Gillrakers very numerous, usually more than 100 on first arch; sapidissinia, 105 aa. Gillrakers less numerous, not more than 70 on first arch; alab Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/american-food-and-game-fishes-a-popular-account-of-all-the-species-found-in-america-north-of-the-equator-with-keys-for-ready-identification-life-histories-and-methods-of-capture-fishes-fishes-fishes-common-shad-american-shad-jaws-toothless-upper-jaw-with-a-sharp-deep-notch-at-tip-the-premax-illaries-meeting-at-a-very-acute-angle-otherwise-as-in-pomolobiis-to-which-this-genus-is-closely-allied-there-are-2-or-3-american-species-a-gillrakers-very-numerous-usually-more-than-100-on-first-arch-sapidissinia-105-aa-gillrakers-less-numerous-not-more-than-70-on-first-arch-alab-image232235024.htmlRMRDR640–. American food and game fishes : a popular account of all the species found in America north of the Equator, with keys for ready identification, life histories and methods of capture . Fishes; Fishes; Fishes. Common Shad; American Shad jaws toothless; upper jaw with a sharp, deep notch at tip, the premax- illaries meeting at a very acute angle; otherwise as in Pomolobiis, to which this genus is closely allied. There are 2 or 3 American species. a. Gillrakers very numerous, usually more than 100 on first arch; sapidissinia, 105 aa. Gillrakers less numerous, not more than 70 on first arch; alab
. The American natural history; a foundation of useful knowledge of the higher animals of North America. Natural history. BURIED FROGS 133 The members of some groups of the frogs and toads have teeth in the upper jaw, on a bone called the vomer; others have teeth in both jaws, but the majority are toothless. The hibernation habits of these creatures sometimes pro- duce unexpected and remarkable results. Occasionally the public is startled by the publication of a story of a living frog. LEOPARD FROG. Ra'na vi-rcs'cens. or toad being dug out of solid rock, many feet below the sur- face of the ea Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-natural-history-a-foundation-of-useful-knowledge-of-the-higher-animals-of-north-america-natural-history-buried-frogs-133-the-members-of-some-groups-of-the-frogs-and-toads-have-teeth-in-the-upper-jaw-on-a-bone-called-the-vomer-others-have-teeth-in-both-jaws-but-the-majority-are-toothless-the-hibernation-habits-of-these-creatures-sometimes-pro-duce-unexpected-and-remarkable-results-occasionally-the-public-is-startled-by-the-publication-of-a-story-of-a-living-frog-leopard-frog-rana-vi-rcscens-or-toad-being-dug-out-of-solid-rock-many-feet-below-the-sur-face-of-the-ea-image216392216.htmlRMPG1EDC–. The American natural history; a foundation of useful knowledge of the higher animals of North America. Natural history. BURIED FROGS 133 The members of some groups of the frogs and toads have teeth in the upper jaw, on a bone called the vomer; others have teeth in both jaws, but the majority are toothless. The hibernation habits of these creatures sometimes pro- duce unexpected and remarkable results. Occasionally the public is startled by the publication of a story of a living frog. LEOPARD FROG. Ra'na vi-rcs'cens. or toad being dug out of solid rock, many feet below the sur- face of the ea
California mammals . onal Museum, thinksit is doubtful if this Whale is distinct from Balxnoptera physalus. 26 CALIFORNIA MAMMALS. Suborder Denticete (Tooth—Whale.)Teeth nearly always present in the lower jaw and often inthe upiper; no baleen; rami of lower jaw united by a symphysealsuture; olfactory organ rudimentary or absent; nostrils combin-ing in one spiracle. Family Physeteridae. (The Sperm Whale.)Lower jaw slender and set with teeth, usually numerous,sometimes few; upper jaw large and toothless; head large; costalcartileges not ossified; skull usually unsymmetrical. Subfamily Physeterin Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/california-mammals-onal-museum-thinksit-is-doubtful-if-this-whale-is-distinct-from-balxnoptera-physalus-26-california-mammals-suborder-denticete-toothwhaleteeth-nearly-always-present-in-the-lower-jaw-and-often-inthe-upiper-no-baleen-rami-of-lower-jaw-united-by-a-symphysealsuture-olfactory-organ-rudimentary-or-absent-nostrils-combin-ing-in-one-spiracle-family-physeteridae-the-sperm-whalelower-jaw-slender-and-set-with-teeth-usually-numeroussometimes-few-upper-jaw-large-and-toothless-head-large-costalcartileges-not-ossified-skull-usually-unsymmetrical-subfamily-physeterin-image339930969.htmlRM2AN15BN–California mammals . onal Museum, thinksit is doubtful if this Whale is distinct from Balxnoptera physalus. 26 CALIFORNIA MAMMALS. Suborder Denticete (Tooth—Whale.)Teeth nearly always present in the lower jaw and often inthe upiper; no baleen; rami of lower jaw united by a symphysealsuture; olfactory organ rudimentary or absent; nostrils combin-ing in one spiracle. Family Physeteridae. (The Sperm Whale.)Lower jaw slender and set with teeth, usually numerous,sometimes few; upper jaw large and toothless; head large; costalcartileges not ossified; skull usually unsymmetrical. Subfamily Physeterin
![. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/PG3YK0/a-manual-of-zoology-phylum-chordata-401-and-the-latter-in-brazil-and-the-guyanas-some-teleostomi-are-toothless-but-in-most-instances-teeth-are-present-and-3-gt-lili-s-5-t-7-t-4-o-h-j-s-2-a-0-v-quotquot-vy-jquot-u-gt-mmw-t-gt!-quot-quotquot-c-m-f-igtquot3-os-8n-rt-=amp-it-c-s-i-i-=-e-quotquot3-may-be-of-the-developed-not-only-on-the-pre-maxilla-and-maxilla-upper-jaw-and-the-dentary-of-the-lower-but-on-a-2-lgt-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scan-PG3YK0.jpg ". A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo")
. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-zoology-phylum-chordata-401-and-the-latter-in-brazil-and-the-guyanas-some-teleostomi-are-toothless-but-in-most-instances-teeth-are-present-and-3-gt-lili-s-5-t-7-t-4-o-h-j-s-2-a-0-v-quotquot-vy-jquot-u-gt-mmw-t-gt!-quot-quotquot-c-m-f-igtquot3-os-8n-rt-=amp-it-c-s-i-i-=-e-quotquot3-may-be-of-the-developed-not-only-on-the-pre-maxilla-and-maxilla-upper-jaw-and-the-dentary-of-the-lower-but-on-a-2-lgt-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scan-image216446468.htmlRMPG3YK0–. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan
. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. HAPLOMI 609 Europe and North America, referred to 7 genera: Encliodus, Eimjpholis, Pcdaeolycus, Halec, CimolicUhys, Prionolepis. Fam. 4. Esocidae.âMargin of the upper jaw formed by the praemaxillaries and maxillaries, the latter behind the former, and toothless. Supraoccipital in contact with the frontals, separating the small parietals ; opercular bones all well developed; basis cranii simple. No parapophyses, except to the hindermost prae- caudal vertebrae; epipleurals and epineurals. Post-temporal forked, the upper branch attached to the epiotic, th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-cambridge-natural-history-zoology-haplomi-609-europe-and-north-america-referred-to-7-genera-encliodus-eimjpholis-pcdaeolycus-halec-cimolicuhys-prionolepis-fam-4-esocidaemargin-of-the-upper-jaw-formed-by-the-praemaxillaries-and-maxillaries-the-latter-behind-the-former-and-toothless-supraoccipital-in-contact-with-the-frontals-separating-the-small-parietals-opercular-bones-all-well-developed-basis-cranii-simple-no-parapophyses-except-to-the-hindermost-prae-caudal-vertebrae-epipleurals-and-epineurals-post-temporal-forked-the-upper-branch-attached-to-the-epiotic-th-image232153972.htmlRMRDKEN8–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. HAPLOMI 609 Europe and North America, referred to 7 genera: Encliodus, Eimjpholis, Pcdaeolycus, Halec, CimolicUhys, Prionolepis. Fam. 4. Esocidae.âMargin of the upper jaw formed by the praemaxillaries and maxillaries, the latter behind the former, and toothless. Supraoccipital in contact with the frontals, separating the small parietals ; opercular bones all well developed; basis cranii simple. No parapophyses, except to the hindermost prae- caudal vertebrae; epipleurals and epineurals. Post-temporal forked, the upper branch attached to the epiotic, th
. Fourteen weeks in zoology. Zoology. 180 SUBKINGDOM VERTEBBATA. At length the posterior extremities show themselves; then the anterior; the tail is absorbed (not dropped off); the lungs are developed; the branchife waste away; and the little animal matures into a frog. Destitute of ribs, it breathes like the tortoise, by swallowing air. PRESENT ; TYMPANUM DISTINCT ; UPPER JAW TOOTHED. PRESENT ; TTMPANOM INDISTINCT ; JAWS TOOTHLESS. ABSENT ; TyMPANTJM CONCEALED ; JAWS TOOTHLESS. I Buf< (. Pipid RanidEE, Ranapipiens, BiiU-frog. fonidffi, Bufo americana, Common Toad. Pipa americana, SitHnam Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fourteen-weeks-in-zoology-zoology-180-subkingdom-vertebbata-at-length-the-posterior-extremities-show-themselves-then-the-anterior-the-tail-is-absorbed-not-dropped-off-the-lungs-are-developed-the-branchife-waste-away-and-the-little-animal-matures-into-a-frog-destitute-of-ribs-it-breathes-like-the-tortoise-by-swallowing-air-present-tympanum-distinct-upper-jaw-toothed-present-ttmpanom-indistinct-jaws-toothless-absent-tympantjm-concealed-jaws-toothless-i-buflt-pipid-ranidee-ranapipiens-biiu-frog-fonidffi-bufo-americana-common-toad-pipa-americana-sithnam-image232259506.htmlRMRDT9AA–. Fourteen weeks in zoology. Zoology. 180 SUBKINGDOM VERTEBBATA. At length the posterior extremities show themselves; then the anterior; the tail is absorbed (not dropped off); the lungs are developed; the branchife waste away; and the little animal matures into a frog. Destitute of ribs, it breathes like the tortoise, by swallowing air. PRESENT ; TYMPANUM DISTINCT ; UPPER JAW TOOTHED. PRESENT ; TTMPANOM INDISTINCT ; JAWS TOOTHLESS. ABSENT ; TyMPANTJM CONCEALED ; JAWS TOOTHLESS. I Buf< (. Pipid RanidEE, Ranapipiens, BiiU-frog. fonidffi, Bufo americana, Common Toad. Pipa americana, SitHnam
. The American natural history; a foundation of useful knowledge of the higher animals of North America. Natural history. BURIED FROGS 133 The members of some groups of the frogs and toads have teeth in the upper jaw, on a bone called the vomer; others have teeth in both jaws, but the majority are toothless. The hibernation habits of these creatures sometimes pro- duce unexpected and remarkable results. Occasionally the public is startled by the publication of a story of a living frog. LEOPARD FROG. Ra'na vi-rcs'cens. or toad being dug out of solid rock, many feet below the sur- face of the ea Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-american-natural-history-a-foundation-of-useful-knowledge-of-the-higher-animals-of-north-america-natural-history-buried-frogs-133-the-members-of-some-groups-of-the-frogs-and-toads-have-teeth-in-the-upper-jaw-on-a-bone-called-the-vomer-others-have-teeth-in-both-jaws-but-the-majority-are-toothless-the-hibernation-habits-of-these-creatures-sometimes-pro-duce-unexpected-and-remarkable-results-occasionally-the-public-is-startled-by-the-publication-of-a-story-of-a-living-frog-leopard-frog-rana-vi-rcscens-or-toad-being-dug-out-of-solid-rock-many-feet-below-the-sur-face-of-the-ea-image231980293.htmlRMRDBH6D–. The American natural history; a foundation of useful knowledge of the higher animals of North America. Natural history. BURIED FROGS 133 The members of some groups of the frogs and toads have teeth in the upper jaw, on a bone called the vomer; others have teeth in both jaws, but the majority are toothless. The hibernation habits of these creatures sometimes pro- duce unexpected and remarkable results. Occasionally the public is startled by the publication of a story of a living frog. LEOPARD FROG. Ra'na vi-rcs'cens. or toad being dug out of solid rock, many feet below the sur- face of the ea
![. Synopsis of the fishes of North America [microform]. Fishes; Poissons. 90 CONTRIBUTIONS TO NORTH AMERICAN ICnTIIYOLOOYIV. .»! i-i: :imr ¥ ];• 'I I** , IJ) j forming most of the margin of the upper jaw; the maxillary transversely divided into several pieces. Lower jaw composed of as many pieces as in reptiles. Coronoid present. Both jaws with an outer series of small teeth, followed by one (or two) series of largo teeth, besides which on the jaws, vomer, and palatines are series of small, close-set, rasp-like teeth. Tongue toothless. Largo teeth of the jaws conical in form, pointed and str Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ1CMX/synopsis-of-the-fishes-of-north-america-microform-fishes-poissons-90-contributions-to-north-american-icntiiyolooyiv-!-i-i-imr-i-i-ij-j-forming-most-of-the-margin-of-the-upper-jaw-the-maxillary-transversely-divided-into-several-pieces-lower-jaw-composed-of-as-many-pieces-as-in-reptiles-coronoid-present-both-jaws-with-an-outer-series-of-small-teeth-followed-by-one-or-two-series-of-largo-teeth-besides-which-on-the-jaws-vomer-and-palatines-are-series-of-small-close-set-rasp-like-teeth-tongue-toothless-largo-teeth-of-the-jaws-conical-in-form-pointed-and-str-RJ1CMX.jpg ". Synopsis of the fishes of North America [microform]. Fishes; Poissons. 90 CONTRIBUTIONS TO NORTH AMERICAN ICnTIIYOLOOYIV. .»! i-i: :imr ¥ ];• 'I I** , IJ) j forming most of the margin of the upper jaw; the maxillary transversely divided into several pieces. Lower jaw composed of as many pieces as in reptiles. Coronoid present. Both jaws with an outer series of small teeth, followed by one (or two) series of largo teeth, besides which on the jaws, vomer, and palatines are series of small, close-set, rasp-like teeth. Tongue toothless. Largo teeth of the jaws conical in form, pointed and str Stock Photo")
. Synopsis of the fishes of North America [microform]. Fishes; Poissons. 90 CONTRIBUTIONS TO NORTH AMERICAN ICnTIIYOLOOYIV. .»! i-i: :imr ¥ ];• 'I I** , IJ) j forming most of the margin of the upper jaw; the maxillary transversely divided into several pieces. Lower jaw composed of as many pieces as in reptiles. Coronoid present. Both jaws with an outer series of small teeth, followed by one (or two) series of largo teeth, besides which on the jaws, vomer, and palatines are series of small, close-set, rasp-like teeth. Tongue toothless. Largo teeth of the jaws conical in form, pointed and str Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/synopsis-of-the-fishes-of-north-america-microform-fishes-poissons-90-contributions-to-north-american-icntiiyolooyiv-!-i-i-imr-i-i-ij-j-forming-most-of-the-margin-of-the-upper-jaw-the-maxillary-transversely-divided-into-several-pieces-lower-jaw-composed-of-as-many-pieces-as-in-reptiles-coronoid-present-both-jaws-with-an-outer-series-of-small-teeth-followed-by-one-or-two-series-of-largo-teeth-besides-which-on-the-jaws-vomer-and-palatines-are-series-of-small-close-set-rasp-like-teeth-tongue-toothless-largo-teeth-of-the-jaws-conical-in-form-pointed-and-str-image234830538.htmlRMRJ1CMX–. Synopsis of the fishes of North America [microform]. Fishes; Poissons. 90 CONTRIBUTIONS TO NORTH AMERICAN ICnTIIYOLOOYIV. .»! i-i: :imr ¥ ];• 'I I** , IJ) j forming most of the margin of the upper jaw; the maxillary transversely divided into several pieces. Lower jaw composed of as many pieces as in reptiles. Coronoid present. Both jaws with an outer series of small teeth, followed by one (or two) series of largo teeth, besides which on the jaws, vomer, and palatines are series of small, close-set, rasp-like teeth. Tongue toothless. Largo teeth of the jaws conical in form, pointed and str
. The animals of the world. Brehm's life of animals;. Mammals. 382 THE TOOTHLESS ANIMALS. cylindrical molars in each upper row, the first of an ashy gray, dashed with a pale reddish tint, and The Two-Toed Sloths De- scribed. â development. which sometimes has a canine shape; the lower jaw usually has but four teeth or rather rudiments of teeth. I regard the Two-toed Sloths {Cko- loepus) as standing among all the Sloth family on the plane of highest They have a rather large head, sur- mounted by a flat forehead, and ending in a blunt snout; the neck is relatively short, the body slender, â¢with Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/the-animals-of-the-world-brehms-life-of-animals-mammals-382-the-toothless-animals-cylindrical-molars-in-each-upper-row-the-first-of-an-ashy-gray-dashed-with-a-pale-reddish-tint-and-the-two-toed-sloths-de-scribed-development-which-sometimes-has-a-canine-shape-the-lower-jaw-usually-has-but-four-teeth-or-rather-rudiments-of-teeth-i-regard-the-two-toed-sloths-cko-loepus-as-standing-among-all-the-sloth-family-on-the-plane-of-highest-they-have-a-rather-large-head-sur-mounted-by-a-flat-forehead-and-ending-in-a-blunt-snout-the-neck-is-relatively-short-the-body-slender-with-image232109232.htmlRMRDHDKC–. The animals of the world. Brehm's life of animals;. Mammals. 382 THE TOOTHLESS ANIMALS. cylindrical molars in each upper row, the first of an ashy gray, dashed with a pale reddish tint, and The Two-Toed Sloths De- scribed. â development. which sometimes has a canine shape; the lower jaw usually has but four teeth or rather rudiments of teeth. I regard the Two-toed Sloths {Cko- loepus) as standing among all the Sloth family on the plane of highest They have a rather large head, sur- mounted by a flat forehead, and ending in a blunt snout; the neck is relatively short, the body slender, â¢with
![. Text book of vertebrate zoology. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative. MAMMALS. 409 ID,E includes large and medium-sized whales with toothless upper jaws.. Fkyseter, which includes the sperm whales, dates from the pliocene of westerni Europe and South Carolina. It has numerous (20-25) conical teeth in the- lower jaw. The head is high, truncate in front, and in the ' chair' between. Fig. 375. Pigmy whale, Kogia floweri, from Gill. the cranium and snout occurs a thick waxy oil, the spermaceti. The sperm- whale (/". macrocephalus) furnishes the ambergris which is really imperfectly digested s Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDPD4E/text-book-of-vertebrate-zoology-vertebrates-anatomy-comparative-mammals-409-ide-includes-large-and-medium-sized-whales-with-toothless-upper-jaws-fkyseter-which-includes-the-sperm-whales-dates-from-the-pliocene-of-westerni-europe-and-south-carolina-it-has-numerous-20-25-conical-teeth-in-the-lower-jaw-the-head-is-high-truncate-in-front-and-in-the-chair-between-fig-375-pigmy-whale-kogia-floweri-from-gill-the-cranium-and-snout-occurs-a-thick-waxy-oil-the-spermaceti-the-sperm-whale-quot-macrocephalus-furnishes-the-ambergris-which-is-really-imperfectly-digested-s-RDPD4E.jpg ". Text book of vertebrate zoology. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative. MAMMALS. 409 ID,E includes large and medium-sized whales with toothless upper jaws.. Fkyseter, which includes the sperm whales, dates from the pliocene of westerni Europe and South Carolina. It has numerous (20-25) conical teeth in the- lower jaw. The head is high, truncate in front, and in the ' chair' between. Fig. 375. Pigmy whale, Kogia floweri, from Gill. the cranium and snout occurs a thick waxy oil, the spermaceti. The sperm- whale (/". macrocephalus) furnishes the ambergris which is really imperfectly digested s Stock Photo")
. Text book of vertebrate zoology. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative. MAMMALS. 409 ID,E includes large and medium-sized whales with toothless upper jaws.. Fkyseter, which includes the sperm whales, dates from the pliocene of westerni Europe and South Carolina. It has numerous (20-25) conical teeth in the- lower jaw. The head is high, truncate in front, and in the ' chair' between. Fig. 375. Pigmy whale, Kogia floweri, from Gill. the cranium and snout occurs a thick waxy oil, the spermaceti. The sperm- whale (/". macrocephalus) furnishes the ambergris which is really imperfectly digested s Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/text-book-of-vertebrate-zoology-vertebrates-anatomy-comparative-mammals-409-ide-includes-large-and-medium-sized-whales-with-toothless-upper-jaws-fkyseter-which-includes-the-sperm-whales-dates-from-the-pliocene-of-westerni-europe-and-south-carolina-it-has-numerous-20-25-conical-teeth-in-the-lower-jaw-the-head-is-high-truncate-in-front-and-in-the-chair-between-fig-375-pigmy-whale-kogia-floweri-from-gill-the-cranium-and-snout-occurs-a-thick-waxy-oil-the-spermaceti-the-sperm-whale-quot-macrocephalus-furnishes-the-ambergris-which-is-really-imperfectly-digested-s-image232218574.htmlRMRDPD4E–. Text book of vertebrate zoology. Vertebrates; Anatomy, Comparative. MAMMALS. 409 ID,E includes large and medium-sized whales with toothless upper jaws.. Fkyseter, which includes the sperm whales, dates from the pliocene of westerni Europe and South Carolina. It has numerous (20-25) conical teeth in the- lower jaw. The head is high, truncate in front, and in the ' chair' between. Fig. 375. Pigmy whale, Kogia floweri, from Gill. the cranium and snout occurs a thick waxy oil, the spermaceti. The sperm- whale (/". macrocephalus) furnishes the ambergris which is really imperfectly digested s
![. Science from an easy chair; a second series. Science; Natural history. THE SKULL AND TEETH OF GOATS 151 and examining them in London, Miss Bate found that the supposed goat bones obtained^ by her in Majorca were. Fig. 22.—Horizontal view of the teeth in the lower and upper jaw of the goat. In front of the lower jaw the group of three incisors (inc. I.) and one canine is seen, whilst the toothless bony plate {p.) of the upper jaw, ag;nnst which they work, is seen in the right-hand half of the figure. The molars, " grinders," or cheek-teeth are numbered i to 6 in each jaw. really tho Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDNW99/science-from-an-easy-chair-a-second-series-science-natural-history-the-skull-and-teeth-of-goats-151-and-examining-them-in-london-miss-bate-found-that-the-supposed-goat-bones-obtained-by-her-in-majorca-were-fig-22horizontal-view-of-the-teeth-in-the-lower-and-upper-jaw-of-the-goat-in-front-of-the-lower-jaw-the-group-of-three-incisors-inc-i-and-one-canine-is-seen-whilst-the-toothless-bony-plate-p-of-the-upper-jaw-agnnst-which-they-work-is-seen-in-the-right-hand-half-of-the-figure-the-molars-quot-grindersquot-or-cheek-teeth-are-numbered-i-to-6-in-each-jaw-really-tho-RDNW99.jpg ". Science from an easy chair; a second series. Science; Natural history. THE SKULL AND TEETH OF GOATS 151 and examining them in London, Miss Bate found that the supposed goat bones obtained^ by her in Majorca were. Fig. 22.—Horizontal view of the teeth in the lower and upper jaw of the goat. In front of the lower jaw the group of three incisors (inc. I.) and one canine is seen, whilst the toothless bony plate {p.) of the upper jaw, ag;nnst which they work, is seen in the right-hand half of the figure. The molars, " grinders," or cheek-teeth are numbered i to 6 in each jaw. really tho Stock Photo")
. Science from an easy chair; a second series. Science; Natural history. THE SKULL AND TEETH OF GOATS 151 and examining them in London, Miss Bate found that the supposed goat bones obtained^ by her in Majorca were. Fig. 22.—Horizontal view of the teeth in the lower and upper jaw of the goat. In front of the lower jaw the group of three incisors (inc. I.) and one canine is seen, whilst the toothless bony plate {p.) of the upper jaw, ag;nnst which they work, is seen in the right-hand half of the figure. The molars, " grinders," or cheek-teeth are numbered i to 6 in each jaw. really tho Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/science-from-an-easy-chair-a-second-series-science-natural-history-the-skull-and-teeth-of-goats-151-and-examining-them-in-london-miss-bate-found-that-the-supposed-goat-bones-obtained-by-her-in-majorca-were-fig-22horizontal-view-of-the-teeth-in-the-lower-and-upper-jaw-of-the-goat-in-front-of-the-lower-jaw-the-group-of-three-incisors-inc-i-and-one-canine-is-seen-whilst-the-toothless-bony-plate-p-of-the-upper-jaw-agnnst-which-they-work-is-seen-in-the-right-hand-half-of-the-figure-the-molars-quot-grindersquot-or-cheek-teeth-are-numbered-i-to-6-in-each-jaw-really-tho-image232206165.htmlRMRDNW99–. Science from an easy chair; a second series. Science; Natural history. THE SKULL AND TEETH OF GOATS 151 and examining them in London, Miss Bate found that the supposed goat bones obtained^ by her in Majorca were. Fig. 22.—Horizontal view of the teeth in the lower and upper jaw of the goat. In front of the lower jaw the group of three incisors (inc. I.) and one canine is seen, whilst the toothless bony plate {p.) of the upper jaw, ag;nnst which they work, is seen in the right-hand half of the figure. The molars, " grinders," or cheek-teeth are numbered i to 6 in each jaw. really tho
![. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDJF7J/a-manual-of-zoology-phylum-chordata-401-and-the-latter-in-brazil-and-the-guyanas-some-teleostomi-are-toothless-but-in-most-instances-teeth-are-present-and-3-gt-lili-s-5-t-7-t-4-o-h-j-s-2-a-0-v-quotquot-vy-jquot-u-gt-mmw-t-gt!-quot-quotquot-c-m-f-igtquot3-os-8n-rt-=amp-it-c-s-i-i-=-e-quotquot3-may-be-of-the-developed-not-only-on-the-pre-maxilla-and-maxilla-upper-jaw-and-the-dentary-of-the-lower-but-on-a-2-lgt-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scan-RDJF7J.jpg ". A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photo")
. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-manual-of-zoology-phylum-chordata-401-and-the-latter-in-brazil-and-the-guyanas-some-teleostomi-are-toothless-but-in-most-instances-teeth-are-present-and-3-gt-lili-s-5-t-7-t-4-o-h-j-s-2-a-0-v-quotquot-vy-jquot-u-gt-mmw-t-gt!-quot-quotquot-c-m-f-igtquot3-os-8n-rt-=amp-it-c-s-i-i-=-e-quotquot3-may-be-of-the-developed-not-only-on-the-pre-maxilla-and-maxilla-upper-jaw-and-the-dentary-of-the-lower-but-on-a-2-lgt-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scan-image232132422.htmlRMRDJF7J–. A manual of zoology. PHYLUM CHORDATA 401 and the latter in Brazil and the Guyanas. Some Teleostomi are toothless, but in most instances teeth are present, and 3 *-> â l^ili- s 5 T^ â 7 ^ t ^ % ?4 o-H-° J / S 2 a 0$ «: V â ";"--Vy^ ^J*" - u >, mmW ,t.. - >!* â¢^ *" "" « *C ^M â . , : f i>â"3 o.'S' %« 8n r^t =^& £ ⢠*» IT c S i- - i ** â = E "â"3. may be of the developed, not only on the pre-maxilla and maxilla upper jaw, and the dentary of the lower, but on a 2 L>. Please note that these images are extracted from scan
. Young race-horses; fresh pastures for rearing. Horse-racing; Horses. Mouth of Horse—Showing how teeth meet. Mouth of Ox—Showing the toothless pad in upper jaw The upper Hp is hfted to display the pad against %vhich the front teeth of the lower jaw perform their function The structure of the mouth of each shows that they must collect their feed in very different ways. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gilbey, Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/young-race-horses-fresh-pastures-for-rearing-horse-racing-horses-mouth-of-horseshowing-how-teeth-meet-mouth-of-oxshowing-the-toothless-pad-in-upper-jaw-the-upper-hp-is-hfted-to-display-the-pad-against-vhich-the-front-teeth-of-the-lower-jaw-perform-their-function-the-structure-of-the-mouth-of-each-shows-that-they-must-collect-their-feed-in-very-different-ways-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-gilbey-image232429054.htmlRMRE41HJ–. Young race-horses; fresh pastures for rearing. Horse-racing; Horses. Mouth of Horse—Showing how teeth meet. Mouth of Ox—Showing the toothless pad in upper jaw The upper Hp is hfted to display the pad against %vhich the front teeth of the lower jaw perform their function The structure of the mouth of each shows that they must collect their feed in very different ways. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Gilbey,
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