- of the Ob River. The Ural
Mountains in the
middle of the maps are
labeled Montes dicti Cingulus Terræ ("The
mountains called the
Girdle of the Earth")...
- rash. The
common name for the disease, shingles,
derives from the
Latin cingulus, a
variant of
Latin cingulum,
meaning "girdle".
Until the mid-1990s, infectious...
- Ornofay", (McIntosh 2000a, pp. 104–105).
Marcus Tullius Cicero used the term
cingulus australis (southern zone) in
referring to the
Antipodes in
Somnium Scipionis...
- with chestnut. The
whorls are
somewhat convex, with a
strong nodulose cingulus at the periphery, and
beaded lirulae alternating with
elevated lines. The...
- be
balanced by land in the south.
Marcus Tullius Cicero used the term
cingulus australis ("southern zone") in
referring to the
Antipodes in
Somnium Scipionis...
- trifasciata
Binomial name
Cingula trifasciata (J. Adams, 1800)
Synonyms Cingula cingulus (Montagu, 1803)
Cingula vittata Donovan, E., 1803
Eulima trifasciata (J...
- molar) is
added to the
peripheral cusps that are
found in the
cornices or
cingulus of the tooth.
These cusps are
traditionally named according to
their proximity...
-
longitudinally elevated striate. The
large umbilicus is
encircled by a
crenulated cingulus, and
within elegantly decussated by
radiating and
transverse lines. It...
- rose colored. The
upper whorls are plane, and tricingulate. The
upper cingulus is beaded, the
second and the
third are smooth. The body
whorl is obtusely...
- straight. The
sutures are
scarcely visible except for a
slightly wider cingulus above them. The
whorls number about 6. They are flat, the last angular...
