- The
Palmipède (from French,
meaning web-toed) was an
early steamboat created in 1774 by
French nobleman,
engineer and
inventor Marquis Claude de Jouffroy...
- Melbourne: C****ell & Co.
Liste des
races et variétés de Gallinacés et
Palmipèdes domestiques et diamètres des
bagues en mm (in French). Fédération française...
- Statistic". Statista.
Retrieved 2 May 2019. "ITAVI : Note de
conjoncture Palmipèdes gras - Mars 2021". www.itavi.****o.fr.
Retrieved 3 July 2023. "Foie Gras...
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Archived 10
December 2021.
Liste des
races et variétés de Gallinacés et
Palmipèdes domestiques et diamètres des
bagues en mm (in French). Fédération française...
- and his
colleagues as an
improvement of an
earlier attempt, the 1776
Palmipède. At its
first demonstration on 15 July 1783,
Pyroscaphe travelled upstream...
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drove paddles on each side. One of the
first functioning steamships,
Palmipède,
which was also the
first paddle steamer, was
built in
France in 1774...
- the beak and feet,
divided the
birds into four groups : les
palmipèdes, les demi-
palmipèdes, les fissipèdes et les demi-fissipèdes.
Within these groups...
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Latin pathus meaning "****ually receptive". In Cuba, by extension,
other palmipedes's names are used to
denote ****ness: "oca" (greylag goose), "cisne" (swan)...
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engine moved oars, was
built by
Claude de
Jouffroy in France.
Called Palmipède, it was
tested on the
Doubs in 1776. In 1783, de
Jouffroy built Pyroscaphe...
- propulsion. In 1776,
Jouffroy d'Abbans
developed a 13-meter steamship, the
Palmipède, in
which the
engine moved oars
equipped with
rotating blades. The ship...
