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Cladistics (/kləˈdɪstɪks/ klə-DIST-iks; from
Ancient Gr**** κλάδος kládos 'branch') is an
approach to
biological classification in
which organisms are categorized...
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ovipositor and a
reduction in
number of
Malpighian tubules. The
larval groundplan of
Aparaglossata was prognathous, had well-developed stemmata, and an...
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Groundplan...
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Dekatriata is
defined by an
opisthosoma with 13
segments as
groundplan (the
number proposed to be
secondarily reduced in most
arachnid orders)...
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treated with the
fashionable pointed arch. In England, the
Romanesque groundplan,
which in that
country commonly had a very long nave,
continued to affect...
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between 1912 and 1923 in a
primitive neo-Gothic style, on a
Latin cross groundplan with
transept and
triple nave, and a
belltower on the west front. The...
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Hospital General of
Grenoble was
established in the late 16th
century in Grenoble,
France as a
house of
confinement and
relief for paupers, beggars...
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these failures, the
Barry Rooms provided the
gallery with a
strong axial groundplan; this was to be
followed by all
subsequent additions to the
gallery for...
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Svetovid at Cape Arkona, in Rugia. The
temple at
Arkona had a
squared groundplan, with an
inner hall
sustained by four
pillars which contained Svetovid's...
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nicknamed il
Cembalo ("the harpsichord") due to its
unusual trapezoidal groundplan; its
narrowest facade faces the
River Tiber. The
entrance at the opposite...
