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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Page 138
... centimetres ( about 30 inches ) . The outer layer ( cuticle ) is thick and tough . Priapulids are warty and superficially ( externally ) ringed , or seg- mented ; the largest are about eight centimetres ( about three inches ) long ...
... centimetres ( about 30 inches ) . The outer layer ( cuticle ) is thick and tough . Priapulids are warty and superficially ( externally ) ringed , or seg- mented ; the largest are about eight centimetres ( about three inches ) long ...
Page 203
... centimetres for both sexes , the absence of an occipital " chignon , " less muscular marking of the cranial vault , longer faces , and a tendency toward linearity of body build . The postcranial long bones are not bowed , as is the case ...
... centimetres for both sexes , the absence of an occipital " chignon , " less muscular marking of the cranial vault , longer faces , and a tendency toward linearity of body build . The postcranial long bones are not bowed , as is the case ...
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... centimetres ) and the maximum thickness is 234 inches ( 7 centimetres ) , decreasing in diameter at its handle end . There is no restriction of the bat's weight , ex- cept that no metal or any other reinforcement may be used in its ...
... centimetres ) and the maximum thickness is 234 inches ( 7 centimetres ) , decreasing in diameter at its handle end . There is no restriction of the bat's weight , ex- cept that no metal or any other reinforcement may be used in its ...
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