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Figure 1: Simple and compound elements and conodont nomenclature. There
are also differences in outer shape between conodonts and scolecodonts. The
denticles (small spinelike teeth) that rise from the base of conodonts may be long
...
Figure 1: Simple and compound elements and conodont nomenclature. There
are also differences in outer shape between conodonts and scolecodonts. The
denticles (small spinelike teeth) that rise from the base of conodonts may be long
...
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The oral surface of the expanded posterior part of the basal cavity then provides
the space for platform ornamentation. Conodont assemblages. Conodonts are
collected as separate elements. Until 1934 it was the general belief, expressed in
...
The oral surface of the expanded posterior part of the basal cavity then provides
the space for platform ornamentation. Conodont assemblages. Conodonts are
collected as separate elements. Until 1934 it was the general belief, expressed in
...
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It is only exceptionally that the substitution process is applied to elements smaller
than whole words, and when this is done the elements are single letters, groups
of letters, or syllables. The transition between cipher and code is not too clear, ...
It is only exceptionally that the substitution process is applied to elements smaller
than whole words, and when this is done the elements are single letters, groups
of letters, or syllables. The transition between cipher and code is not too clear, ...
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| Title | The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volume 4 The New Encyclopaedia Britannica |
| Edition | 15 |
| Publisher | Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1977 |
| ISBN | 0852293151, 9780852293157 |
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