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amongst the
vaguely omphalinoid genera is
distinguished by its small,
mammiform pileus,
growth on Sphagnum, and lack of cystidia. The
etymology of the...
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Preclassic period, many of the
ceramics took on
appendages of
tetrapod mammiform supports.
These supports were four legs
underneath the pot
holding it...
- PMID 11737880 PDF
fulltext "A
Morphological Study of
Solanum mammosum and Its
Mammiform Fruit,"
Botanical Gazette 130, no. 4 (Dec., 1969): 230-237. DOI: 10.1086/336496...
- Scrineis,
built by an
archpriest of that name in the mid-16th century, has a
mammiform dome with a
hanging boss
depicting Christ Pantocrator. The
second chapel...
- the
mantle and foot, at
about mid
length of the foot,
there is a
small mammiform papilla.
There are also two
small flat cirri,
behind and
beneath the operculum...
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costrels (portable flasks),
which can be
divided into two categories,
mammiform costrels and
bottle shaped costrels.
Candlesticks were two styles: upright...
- The body
whorl occupies three-fourths of the spire. The
first whorl is
mammiform. The
suture is
distinct and margined. The
aperture is
rather narrow, irregularly...
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chamber of the shrine. The
offerings included three polychrome plates with
mammiform legs; the
painted designs on the
plates perhaps have
astronomical significance...
- is also more open than in C. trevelliana. The
protoconch is
smooth and
mammiform, and the
first whorl has two
spiral ribs. This
marine species occurs in...
- and
yellowish to grey in colour,
occasionally becoming nipple-shaped (
mammiform). Each
reproductive structure typically contains 1–2 pores. The reproductive...
