Examples of using Orientalis in English and their translations into Polish
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There botanical name is Platanus orientalis.
It is the flower of Typha orientalis blooming in the waterside.
Seeds black, dull, ovate.Nigella East- N. orientalis.
It is the flower of Typha orientalis blooming in the waterside.
It has a known accepted variety- Sinapis arvensis var. orientalis I.
Orientalis contains alkaloids and is toxic if eaten in large quantities.
Fresh or chilled Pacific bluefin tuna"Thunnus orientalis" excl.
Leidy subsequently moved E. orientalis to the now dubious genus Discosaurus in the following year.
It is hoped that a"Bibliotheca Hagiographica Orientalis" will soon be printed.
Leguat mentioned that the parrots of the island ate the nuts of the bois d'olive tree Cassine orientalis.
The band took the chance and so Hyacinthus orientalis of purple was released in January 2005.
The bacteria from the third pandemic are unable to ferment glycerol andare grouped in biovar Orientalis.
The oriental turtle dove or rufous turtle dove(Streptopelia orientalis) is a member of the bird family Columbidae.
Cope gave the name orientalis to the new species, on account of it possibly having a more easterly distribution than E. platyurus.
Fresh or chilled Pacific bluefin tuna"Thunnus orientalis", for industrial processing or preservation.
If more remains showed E. orientalis to have had a long neck like Elasmosaurus, he stated the image may instead represent Cimoliasaurus better.
In 1869 Cope also published an article about the fossil reptiles of New Jersey,wherein he described E. orientalis as an animal with a"long neck.
In the centre male moufflon(Ovis orientalis ophion) jumping left; below face value: 100(mils); ring of wave-like teeth at the edge.
Accompanying his 1869 description of E. platyurus, Cope named another species of Elasmosaurus, E. orientalis, based on two dorsal vertebrae from New Jersey.
Known parasites of this species include the copepods Nesippus orientalis, Perissopus dentatus, Pandarus sinuatus, Kroyeria sphyrnae, Nemesis atlantica, and Eudactylina spinifera, as well as tapeworms in the genera Paraorygmatobothrium and Platybothrium.
To 01041080_BAR_ Sheep These subheadings include domestic animals of the ovine species(Ovis aries), the different varieties of moufflon, such as the European moufflon(Ovis musimon), the Canadian or"bighorn"(Ovis canadensis),the Asiatic or Shapoor urial(Ovis orientalis), the moufflon Pamir argali(Ovis ammon) as well as the Aoudad or Barbary sheep(Ammotragus lervia) which are known as"maned sheep" although more akin to goats than sheep._BAR.
In the same 1869 publication wherein he named E. platyurus and E. orientalis, Cope assigned an additional species, E. constrictus,[6] based on a partial centrum from a neck vertebra found in the Turonian-aged clay deposits at Steyning, Sussex, in the United Kingdom.
David Norman has suggested that I. bernissartensis includes the dubious Mongolian I. orientalis(see also below), but this has not been followed by other researchers.
In an 1870 reply to Leidy,Cope himself stated that the generic placement of E. orientalis was in doubt, and that he had illustrated it with a short neck due to believing this was the condition of Cimoliasaurus. If more remains showed E. orientalis to have had a long neck like Elasmosaurus, he stated the image may instead represent Cimoliasaurus better. 30.
The Eparchy of Sarba was erected on December 11, 1959 with the bull Orientalis Ecclesiae of Pope John XXIII, with territory taken of the Eparchy of Damascus today archeparchy.