- In
ancient times,
exposition (from the
Latin expositus, "exposed") was a
method of
infanticide or
child abandonment in
which infants were left in a wild...
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Bulletin (79). Eichwald, Carl
Eduard (1831).
Zoologia specialis quam
expositus animalibus tum vivis, tum
fossilibus potissimum Rossiae in universum,...
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children were
sometimes given the
surname Expósito/Expósita (from
Latin exposĭtus, "exposed",
meaning "abandoned child"),
which marked them, and
their descendants...
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densistriatus A.
derajatensis A.
diemenensis A.
draschei A.
eaglensis A.
expositus A.
flabellum A.
frederixi A. germ**** A.
giganteus A.
girtyi A. gradicosta...
- Wiktionary, the free dictionary. This
surname is
thought to
derive from
Latin expositus (Italian esposto, Old
Italian or
dialect esposito), the past participle...
- Archive.
Calculi infinitesimalis Pars I, seu
calculus differentialis,
expositus analysi infinite parvorum : a 1764
edition (Trattner) of 'Analyse des...
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publication was the
Harveian oration for 1734,
entitled Status Humanæ Naturæ
expositus in
Oratione coram Medicis Londinensibus habita, 4to, London, 1734, of...
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dolerosus (Leech, 1945)
Boreonectes emmerichi (Falkenström, 1936)
Boreonectes expositus (Fall, 1923)
Boreonectes funereus (Crotch, 1873)
Boreonectes griseostriatus...
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Hadopyrgus brevis Climo, 1974
Hadopyrgus dubius Haase, 2008
Hadopyrgus expositus Haase, 2008
Hadopyrgus ngataana Haase, 2008
Hadopyrgus rawhiti Haase,...
- (Falkenström, 1936)
Stictotarsus eximius (Motschulsky, 1859)
Stictotarsus expositus (Fall, 1923)
Stictotarsus falli Nilsson, 2001
Stictotarsus funereus (Crotch...
