The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... called proto- nymphs that molt to form tritonymphs and then adults . The young of Opiliones , Solifugae , and spiders resemble their parents ; in mites ( Acarina ) , however , four postem- bryonic development stages occur , separated by ...
... called proto- nymphs that molt to form tritonymphs and then adults . The young of Opiliones , Solifugae , and spiders resemble their parents ; in mites ( Acarina ) , however , four postem- bryonic development stages occur , separated by ...
Page 375
... called rays ; an arc with rays is called a rayed arc . In a more ac- Figure 2 : Aurora borealis . Multiple auroral arcs photographed in Alaska . V.P. Hessler tive form , called the band , the arc becomes wavy or folded . An active band ...
... called rays ; an arc with rays is called a rayed arc . In a more ac- Figure 2 : Aurora borealis . Multiple auroral arcs photographed in Alaska . V.P. Hessler tive form , called the band , the arc becomes wavy or folded . An active band ...
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... called basophils ; gastropod mollusks have cells that re- semble lymphocytes and granular amoebocytes that re- semble certain granulocytes of man ( eosinophils ) ; crus- taceans have coelomocytes that clump around foreign cells and eat ...
... called basophils ; gastropod mollusks have cells that re- semble lymphocytes and granular amoebocytes that re- semble certain granulocytes of man ( eosinophils ) ; crus- taceans have coelomocytes that clump around foreign cells and eat ...
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