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Standard anatomical terms of
location are used to
describe unambiguously the
anatomy of
humans and
other animals. The terms,
typically derived from Latin...
- is used for the following:
Scutum (shield), the
Roman shield Scute, a
zootomical term
Scudo (disambiguation),
various currencies This
disambiguation page...
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Anatomists (WAVA). It is used as the
standard reference for
anatomical (
zootomical)
terminology in the
field of
veterinary science regarding domestic mammals...
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Roman shield.
Scutum may also
refer to:
Scutum (constellation) Scute, a
zootomical term Scutum, a
sharp bony spur at Prussak's
space of the ear This disambiguation...
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served two
terms as
rector of the University, and
founded the |Berlin
Zootomical Museum (later the
Museum für Naturkunde). In 1816, he was
elected a foreign...
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Ostrich (The Lancet, vol. xii.);
Brookesian Museum, 1827;
Catalogue of
Zootomical Collection, 1828;
Address to the
Zoological Club of the
Linnean Society...
- Vienna,
afterwards serving as a
demonstrator under Carl Brühl at the
zootomical institute in Vienna. In 1886, he
began work as a
volunteer at the Naturhistorisches...
- by Bizarro's
backwards mentality. A.M.A.Z.O. (Anti
Metahuman Adaptive Zootomic Organism)
appears in "Elseworlds". This
version was
built by Ivo Laboratories...
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comparative embryology.
Beginning in 1914, she was also
entrusted with the
zootomical-microscopic
training course. In
recognition of her
services to the Zoological...
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Georges Cuvier (1769–1832) with
systematic analysis of
anatomical and
zootomical specimens. In 1810 he
finished translating Cuvier's five-volume Leçons...
