Tenorio J M (19 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. First Edition. Original boards. From the library of Physics professor Doug Whittet with his signature in ink. Near Fine. No Dust Jacket.

Primera edición. Recepción y comunicación. El concepto de lector. De la literatura como inexistencia. La escritura como enunciación. Literaturas de vanguardia. Teoría literaria en Portugal. Cine y literatura: bibliografía en francés. Mario Luzi. Concepto de utopía. Los santos inocentes. Un sello. Muy buen estado. ANTES DE HACER EL PEDIDO, DEBE INFORMARSE ACERCA DE LOS GASTOS DE ENVÍO HACIENDO CLIC EN EL ENLACE QUE ACOMPAÑA A ESTA FICHA, YA QUE ÉSTOS VARÍAN EN FUNCIÓN DEL PESO DE LOS LIBROS, LA MODALIDAD DE ENVÍO (ORDINARIO, CERTIFICADO O MENSAJERÍA), EL DESTINO Y LA FORMA DE PAGO (TARJETA, TRANSFERENCIA O CONTRA REEMBOLSO). Size: 194 Pp. 21x13,5. …

Condition: Very good. 95, 39 figs. . PB. Vg. Trans. R. Ent. Soc, London, 123(4): 359-453.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Aceptable. Notas y documentos por Joaquín M.ª de Ferrer. Prólogo de José M.ª de Heredia. Madrid. Bibl. de "El Sol". Imp. Tip. Renovación. 1918. 18x11 cm. VIII + 138 + 92 págs. # literatura.

Historia.Tomado la traducción del celebre P.Isla y anotado.Aumentado con la reseña histórica. Adornado con el retrato de la Reina Isabel II y los de los doce reyes de las dinastías Austriaca y francesa desde Felipe I y hasta Fernando VII.Madrid 1849 Imprenta Santiago Saunaque Editor. 95 p.1 grabado Reyes. COMPENDIO DE HISTORIA SAGRADA,Falto a portada, 165 p. HISTORIA DE ESPAÑA.92 p.1 h. 1 grabado Reyes. COMPENDIO HISTORIA SAGRADA. 165 p. 15x10 cm. encuadernado las 2 obras salteadas.Ilustrado. Holandesa piel época (Tapas duras).Ref.39144. Libro.…

1452 pg. 16 cm. Lomo piel. LITERATURA-ANTIGUOS.

This book present a new classification of the cone shells. It is based on radular morphology to define most of the suprageneric taxa. However, other features such as shell morphology, morphology of the periostracum and operculum and dietary habits are also factored in. The authors consider fossil taxa as well as Recent taxa. The classification consists of five families, namely Conorbiidae, Hemiconidae n. fam., Taranteconidae n. fam., Conilithidae n. fam. and Conidae. The family Conidae is by far the most numerous in terms of genera both extinct and living, and comprises at least two subfamilies (Coninae and Puncticuliinae) and 64 genera, one of them fossil. The next family in number of genera is Conilithidae, with two new subfamilies (Conilithinae and Californiconinae) and 19 genera, two of them extinct. The remaining three families are basal to the other two, and much less diverse: Hemiconidae has only one fossil genus assigned, whereas Taranteconidae has two extant genera, and Conorbiidae consists of three genera, one fossil and two extant. Thus, the resulting classification comprises 89 genera in total, from which 27 are introduced as new taxa. 296 pp., 17 figs, 15 b/w & 11 color plates, hardcover 4.…

70 p., num. figs & col. pls, 4to, paperbound.Nine contributions on Conidae: Tenorio et al., New endemic species of Conus (Gastropoda, Conidae) from the Islands of Sao Nicolau, Santo Antao and Sal in the Cape Verde Archipelago / Baoanan et al., Anatomy of six Philippine cone snails (Conus) (Gastropoda, Conidae) / Moolenbeeket al., Conus from the Marquesas Archipelago etc. etc. …

pls, various maps, loose-leaf (plate 199 erroneously numbered as 198) 0.0.

The 3rd Volume of the Conchological Iconography on Conidae s.l. The present work examines and revises the taxonomy of the cones that inhabit the eastern Pacific and is the first comprehensive survey of this group after 40 years (see Keen 1971). Several species are described new to science. 200 pp., 88 col. pls, punched loose-leaf 4. …

Hackenheim: Conchbooks, 2012. 4to. 112 pp., 88 full colour plates. Loose-leaved, with punch holes (as issued). = The most up-to-date monograph of the eastern Pacific (westcoast of the Americas) members of these families. A mint copy.

This part is the first deserved to the vast family of Conidae. The West-Ethiopian and Mediterranean Provinces house 99 species and subspecies of which most are endemic to very restricted areas, mainly in the Cape Verde Islands (48), Angola (25), Senegal and Guinea (12). The Conus-fauna of the Madeiras, Canary Islands and St. Helena is also included in that part. One species is described new to science. The text gives a detailed description of the animals and shells as well as information on synonymy, distribution (with detailed maps) habitat and biology. The black-and-white plates are devoted to the radulae of West-African cones, whereas the perfect colour-figures show roughly 1,300 shells, covering the high variability of the fauna. The selected bibliography contains nearly 100 titles. 2 +102 pp., 4 b/w + 164 col. pls, loose-leaf 4.…

Condition: gut. 2009. pages.