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Close up of outer wall sculpture of lady removing thorn from foot, from the Parsvanath Temple, Khajuraho,
141. Close up of outer wall sculpture of lady removing thorn from foot, from the Parsvanath Temple, Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh, India, ca. 10th century A.D.
Outer wall sculpture of lady removing thorn from foot, from the Parsvanath Temple, Khajuraho, Madhya
142. Outer wall sculpture of lady removing thorn from foot, from the Parsvanath Temple, Khajuraho, Madhya Pradesh, India, ca. 10th century A.D.
Children, adults, and person dressed as a giant foot participating in a Walkathon to raise $1,000 for
143. Children, adults, and person dressed as a giant foot participating in a Walkathon to raise $1,000 for a new school playground at Laurelhurst Elementary School, Seattle, Washington, June 8, 1974
Crowd gathered for the dedication of Sakuma Viewpoint Park at the foot of Brooklyn Ave NE and NE Boat
144. Crowd gathered for the dedication of Sakuma Viewpoint Park at the foot of Brooklyn Ave NE and NE Boat Street, Seattle, Washington, March 4, 1976
Seattle Steamship Company offices at the White Star Dock, foot of Spring St., Seattle, Washington, ca.
145. Seattle Steamship Company offices at the White Star Dock, foot of Spring St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1900.
Passenger steamship MEXICO at the Oregon Improvement Company dock, foot of Washington St., waiting to
146. Passenger steamship MEXICO at the Oregon Improvement Company dock, foot of Washington St., waiting to depart Seattle, Washington, ca. 1900.
A: I, incurrent siphon; 2, excurrent siphon; 3, foot. B: 1, siphons; 2, pedal opening
147. A: I, incurrent siphon; 2, excurrent siphon; 3, foot. B: 1, siphons; 2, pedal opening
Drawing illustrating the various degrees of union of the mantle lobes: A, mantle completely open; B,
148. Drawing illustrating the various degrees of union of the mantle lobes: A, mantle completely open; B, rudiments of siphons, mantle still completely open; C, mantle closed at one point; D, mantle closed at two points with complete formation of siphonal apertures; E, development of siphons, ventral closure more extended; F, mantle closed at three points, with fourth orifice: f, foot, s.a., s.b., anal and branchial siphons; 1, 2, 3, first, second and thrid points of closure of mantle; b.a., byssal aperture
Janthina fragilis : FL, float; O, ova; Pr, proboscis; Br, branchiae; F, foot
149. Janthina fragilis : FL, float; O, ova; Pr, proboscis; Br, branchiae; F, foot
Sigarelus bevigatus, showing extensive development of the propodium (pr.) and metapodium (met.) in a
150. Sigarelus bevigatus, showing extensive development of the propodium (pr.) and metapodium (met.) in a mollusk living in sand (the shell, which covers only the liver and adjacent parts, has been removed): l, liver; s. ap., aperture of brotoscis, here deflected from the median line; t, t, tentacles; f, foot
Chiton, ventral view: an, anus; cten, ctenidia; f1, foot; mant, mantle-edge; mo, mouth
151. Chiton, ventral view: an, anus; cten, ctenidia; f1, foot; mant, mantle-edge; mo, mouth
Fisheries of the Great Lakes Kelley's pound-net, near Carpenter's Point, Lake Erie, for capture of
152. Fisheries of the Great Lakes
Kelley's pound-net, near Carpenter's Point, Lake Erie, for capture of white-fish, herring
White-oak stakes, 30 to 60 feet long, 6 inches to 1 foot diameter: the leader stakes 5 to 6 feet apart. Rim line to leader and heart just at water surface. Rim line to pot about 2 feet above surface. Bottom line to leader and heart fixed with stone sinkers
Anterior of head end of Teredo navalis, showing cell, centrally located foot
153. Anterior of head end of Teredo navalis, showing cell, centrally located foot
Anterior end of Xylotrya sciacca Tryon, showing shell and foot
154. Anterior end of Xylotrya sciacca Tryon, showing shell and foot
Section of pile, one foot above break
155. Section of pile, one foot above break
Anatomy of Dentalium: a, anaterior aperture of mantle; f, foot; g, genital gland; k, kidney; l, liver
156. Anatomy of Dentalium:
a, anaterior aperture of mantle; f, foot; g, genital gland; k, kidney; l, liver
Sigaretus laevignatus Lam., showing shell partially immersed in the foot
157. Sigaretus laevignatus Lam., showing shell partially immersed in the foot
Patella vulgata L., showing the normal position of the radula, which is doubled back in a bow; the shell
158. Patella vulgata L., showing the normal position of the radula, which is doubled back in a bow; the shell has been removed, and the whole visceral mass is turned forward, exposing the dorsal surface of the muscular foot
Yoldia limatula Say, Greenland, showing the short plumed branchiae (br,br), the gasteropodous foot (f'),
159. Yoldia limatula Say, Greenland, showing the short plumed branchiae (br,br), the gasteropodous foot (f'), and the large labial palpa (l,p, l,p)
Strombus lentiginosus Lam., showing the modified form of the foot (f)
160. Strombus lentiginosus Lam., showing the modified form of the foot (f)
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