- both to
promote efficiency and to
lessen the
turning effort. (Note the anti-cavitation
plates above the
propeller and atop the
forepart of the rudder)....
-
vigour (heterosis).: 36 In
general terms, in both
these hybrids the
foreparts and head of the
animal are
similar to
those of the sire,
while the hindparts...
-
western Venezuela, and on the
Atlantic slope of
Costa Rica and
Panama the
foreparts are
brownish or
blackish grizzled with
tawny or olivaceous, the mid-body...
-
outside the Amazon. The black-tailed
marmoset is dark
brown with
paler foreparts and a
black tail.
Unlike most of its relatives, it has a
striking white...
- is
variable in plumage, with
adults resembling very dark redpolls. The
foreparts are
sooty and the
forehead is red;
juveniles have buff-brown heads. The...
- harsh, with a
tight topcoat and a soft,
dense undercoat. The hair on the
foreparts of the legs is
slightly longer than that of the neck,
chest and back parts...
- ušumgal, a gigantic,
serpentine monster. A
draconic creature with the
foreparts of a lion and the hind-legs, tail, and
wings of a bird
appears in Mesopotamian...
-
world at 3,287,449. In
general terms, in both
mules and hinnies, the
foreparts and head of the
animal are
similar to
those of the sire (father), while...
-
Walters Art
Museum that
takes the form of a man on all
fours with the
foreparts of a pig, the
commentator asks in what
other way
could an
artist depict...
-
referred to as a sock. When only part of the
insole is covered,
leaving the
forepart visible, this is
known as a half-sock. Footwraps,
pieces of
cloth that...
