- 5 July 1507),
known as
Crinitus, or
Pietro Del
Riccio Baldi (derived from Riccio, 'curly',
translated into
Latin as
crinitus), was a
Florentine humanist...
-
Polistes crinitus crinitus is a
subspecies of
Polistes crinitus that
lives on
small Caribbean islands. "Polistes
crinitus". Biology. invasive.org. Retrieved...
- exist. The B.
crinitus separated from B.
torquatus in the
north by more than 4
million years of evolution. B.torquatus and B.
crinitus are allopatrically...
- provinces.
After the battle,
Crinitus thanked Valerian, the
emperor at the time, for
providing him with such a
talented deputy.
Crinitus adopted Aurelian as his...
- in the
genus ****us and
coined the
binomial name ****us
crinitus. The
specific epithet crinitus is
Latin and
means "long-haired" (from
crinis meaning "hair")...
-
crinitus include Polistes crinitus crinitus,
Polistes crinitus americ****, and
Polistes crinitus multicolor. "Polistes
crinitus". Biology. invasive.org...
- described:
Dianthus crinitus subsp.
baldzhuanicus (Lincz.) Rech.f.
Dianthus crinitus subsp.
kermanensis Rech.f.
Dianthus crinitus subsp. nuristanicus...
- by the
scientific community. For example,
another junior synonym, Zeus
crinitus, was
named for US po****tions of this
species by the
American Samuel L...
-
Polistes crinitus americ**** is a
subspecies of
Polistes crinitus that
lives on
small Caribbean islands. "Polistes
crinitus". Biology. invasive.org. Retrieved...
- crinitus:
Cremastocheilus crinitus bifoveatus Van ****, 1918
Cremastocheilus crinitus crinitus LeConte, 1874
Cremastocheilus crinitus puget**** Casey, 1915...