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Identifier: faunedesvertbr03fati (find matches)
Title: Faune des vertébrés de la Suisse
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Fatio, Victor, 1838-1906
Subjects: Vertebrates Birds Fishes Mammals
Publisher: Genève Bale : H. Georg
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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aille isolée du jeune Trop, tessellatus vat. marquet.; prise au haut des flancs, sur le milieu du tronc (4/1 de grand, nat.). 16. Écaillure de Coronella lœvis; demi-série transverse, au milieu du tronc (2 1 de grand, nat.). 17. Section verticale, au milieu du tronc de la Cor. hevis (grand, nat.). 18. Tête de Cor. Icevis; par dessus (grand, nat.). 19. Écaille isolée de Zamcnis viridijlavus, prise au haut des flancs, sur le milieu du tronc (2/1 de grand, nat.). 20. Tête de Zam. riridijlarus; profil (grand, nat.). 21. Tête de Vipera Aspis; appareil venimeux (grand, nat.). a. glande à venin apparaissant sous laponévrose déchirée à ceteffet. b. Canal excréteur de la glande à venin, arrivant au crochet. c. Glande lacrymale. 22. Écaillure de Pelias Berus; demi-série transverse, au milieu du tronc (2/1 de grand, nat.). 23. Tête de P. Bcrus; par dessus (grand, nat.). 24. Tête de Vipera Aspis; par dessus (grand, nat.). 25. Plaque préanale simple de Vip. Aspis (grand, nat.).
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J~ BATRACIENS. 229 SECONDE SOUS-CLASSE BATRACIENS REPTILIA BIPNOA1 Peau généralement nue. Respiration branchialedurant le premier age et, le plus souvent, pulmo-NAIRE chez ladulte. Cœur pourvu de deux oreil-lettes TANTOT DISTINCTES, TANTOT PLUS OU MOINS LAR-GEMENT EN COMMUNICATION, ET GÉNÉRALEMENT DUN SEULVENTRICULE. DEUX CONDYLES OCCIPITAUX. PAS DAMNIOSNI DALLANTOIDE CHEZ LEMBRYON. DES MÉTAMORPHOSES. 1 Dans cette seconde sous-classe, comme dans la première, la formedes vertèbres varie assez, suivant les groupes, quant aux développementsdes facettes antérieures et postérieures. Toutefois, je ne ferai pas davan-tage usage de ce caractère anatomique dans la classification et létude denos Batraciens. Je signalerai seulement ici que les vertèbres sont, le plus gé-néralement, biconcaves cbez lesOpbiomorpbes, convexo-concaves (opistho-cœliennes) cbez beaucoup dUrodèles et cnncavo-convexes (procœliennes)chez la plupart des Anoures. Après cela, je me bornerai à répéter

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  • bookid:faunedesvertbr03fati
  • bookyear:1869
  • bookdecade:1860
  • bookcentury:1800
  • bookauthor:Fatio__Victor__1838_1906
  • booksubject:Vertebrates
  • booksubject:Birds
  • booksubject:Fishes
  • booksubject:Mammals
  • bookpublisher:Gen__ve_
  • bookpublisher:_Bale___H__Georg
  • bookcontributor:Smithsonian_Institution_Libraries
  • booksponsor:Smithsonian
  • bookleafnumber:242
  • bookcollection:biodiversity
  • bookcollection:americana
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