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Calciferous sandstone is an
obsolete geological term
relating to
strata at the base of the
Carboniferous formation,
below the coal measures. The rocks...
- Queensland, a
ghost town in
Australia Calcifier, an
agent of
calcification Calciferous, a
descriptor for some
types of
rocks Calciferol, or
Vitamin D This disambiguation...
- earthworms,
possess a
regionalization of the
digestive track called calciferous glands, Kalkdrüsen, or
glandes de Morren, that
processes calcium and...
- sections: east and west of Reading. North-east
Berkshire has the low
calciferous (limestone) m-shaped
bends of the
Thames south of
which is a broader...
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compacted remains of sea
creatures and marine-deposited,
ground up
calciferous rock/soil debris. The
Rhine (as the Urstrom)
flows northeast into the...
- heywoodii. D. dubia, a name used for po****tions of
foxglove growing among calciferous rocks on
shady cliff faces on the
island of Majorca, is now considered...
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although these are not
present in all species. The
oesophagus includes "
calciferous glands" that
maintain calcium balance by
excreting indigestible calcium...
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kidstoni Calder (emended) and Genomo****
latens gen. et sp. nov. from the
Calciferous Sandstone Series of Berwickshire."
Transactions of the
Royal Society...
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spores that
measure up to
about 15 μm long. Its host
grows on
calciferous rocks and
calciferous schists. Diederich, Paul; Lawrey,
James D.; Ertz,
Damien (2018)...
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southern Africa and to Namibia. The
plants generally grow in
sandy or
calciferous soils under low < 100 mm rainfall, that
occurs in the winter. F. rhopalophylla...
