- Ange
Paulin Terver (4
October 1798, Lyon – 15
August 1875, Fontaines-sur-Saône) was a
French malacologist. He was a
member of the Société linnéenne de...
- (Condé &
Terver, 1964)
Lophoturus fluctuans (Condé &
Terver, 1964)
Lophoturus guineensis (Silvestri, 1948)
Lophoturus hesperius (Condè &
Terver, 1963) Lophoturus...
- 6 Béatrice
Henoux 7
David Pauchet 8
Isabelle Ninvirth 9 Pierre-Nicolas
Terver 10
Christine Annoot 11
Philippe Conte 12
Martine Decius 13 Jean-Christophe...
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Stavoreen 48 (1672) – a
prize captured from the Dutch, sold 1682 Arms of
Terver 48 (1673) – a
prize captured from the Dutch, sold 1682
Oxford 54 (1674)...
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Castle Armeria Armide Arms of
Holland Arms of Horn Arms of
Rotterdam Arms of
Terver Arno
Arnprior Aro
Arpha Arras Arrernte Arrogant Arrogante Arromanches Arrow...
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juilleti Terver, 1839
Archelix lactea (Müller, 1774)
Archelix polita punctatiana G****ies, 1836
Archelix punctata (Müller, 1774)
Archelix wagneri Terver, 1839...
- that
happened between Jimoh Moshood,
Chief Superintendent of Police, and
Terver Akase,
Chief Press Secretary to
Benue State governor. The show had to be...
- (PDF) from the
original on 15
August 2010.
Retrieved 28
September 2010.
Terver,
Denis (2009). "Définition de aquascaping".
Aquaportail (in French). Archived...
- x 33 ft x 13½ ft.
Captured by the
English in 1673, and
renamed Arms of
Terver. (Z) Vlissingen. 44 guns (Vlissingen, 1653) 130 ft x 33 ft x 13½ ft. Not...
- (d. 1853)
Phineas W. Leland,
American politician (d. 1870) Ange
Paulin Terver,
French malacologist (d. 1875)
Constantin Wesmael,
Belgian entomologist...
