Outlines of An Attempt to Establish a Knowledge of Extraneous Fossils On Scientific Principles
Outlines of An Attempt to Establish a Knowledge of Extraneous Fossils On Scientific Principles
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fr.)Orhicular(orMcte/arf)— Ohlong (phlongum) — Elongated (elon- gatum) Sfc. V. Centrum, p. 180.
r.) Large (magnum) occupying not less than one half of tb^ dia- meter of the aperture.
Middle sized {medium) not half nor less than one third of the diameter of the aperture.
Small ( parvum) not one third, nor less than one fourth, of the diameter of the aperture.
&c. &c, — ^These terms, b. c. apply only to the centre in sup* pressed receptacles, v. p. 124.
if.)Broad (latum) — Narrow (qngustum) — Lin...ear (lineare) Sfc.
e.)£qual (aquale) of the same breadth and fonn throughout its length. Unequal (inaquale) not equal or regular in its form or breadth. The term under d, e. apply to the oblong cen- tre only.
/.) Flat {planum) — Concave (concarwrn)— Convex {convexum).
^.)Suppressed (suppressum) not so promment as the lamellae.
Prominent {prominens) equally elevated with the lamellae, but not protruded.
Protruded {exertum) standing out above the margin of the aper- ture.
* &c, ^c.
t34 S III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
fr.)Orhicular(orMcte/arf)— Ohlong (phlongum) — Elongated (elon- gatum) Sfc. V. Centrum, p. 180.
r.) Large (magnum) occupying not less than one half of tb^ dia- meter of the aperture.
Middle sized {medium) not half nor less than one third of the diameter of the aperture.
Small ( parvum) not one third, nor less than one fourth, of the diameter of the aperture.
&c. &c, — ^These terms, b. c. apply only to the centre in sup* pressed receptacles, v. p. 124.
if.)Broad (latum) — Narrow (qngustum) — Lin...ear (lineare) Sfc.
e.)£qual (aquale) of the same breadth and fonn throughout its length. Unequal (inaquale) not equal or regular in its form or breadth. The term under d, e. apply to the oblong cen- tre only.
/.) Flat {planum) — Concave (concarwrn)— Convex {convexum).
^.)Suppressed (suppressum) not so promment as the lamellae.
Prominent {prominens) equally elevated with the lamellae, but not protruded.
Protruded {exertum) standing out above the margin of the aper- ture.
* &c, ^c.
t34 S III.
What to read after Outlines of An Attempt to Establish a Knowledge of Extraneous Fossils On Scientific Principles?
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