 | Ferdinand Schuyler Mathews - 1898 - 364 sivua
...There is something peculiar, more- Face of a Western Weasel over, in the way that (Putorius nigripes). this fierce face surmounts a body extraordinarily wiry, lithe, and muscular. It ends a remarkably long and slender neck in such a way that it may be held at right angles with the axis... | |
 | 1903 - 456 sivua
...the forehead is low and the nose is sharp; the eyes are small, penetrating, cunning and glitter like an angry green light. There is something peculiar...extraordinarily wiry, lithe and muscular. It ends a remarkably long and slender neck in such a way that it may be held at a right angle with the axis... | |
 | William James McKnight - 1905 - 770 sivua
...known raptorial character ; the jaws are worked by enormous masses of muscles covering all the sides of the skull ; the forehead is low and the nose is...extraordinarily wiry, lithe, and muscular. It ends a remarkably long and slender neck in such a way that it may be held at right angle with the axis of... | |
 | Andersch Bros. (Minneapolis, Minn.) - 1906 - 448 sivua
...skull. The forehead is low, the nose sharp, the eyes small, penetrating, cunning and • glitter $ith an angry, green light. There is something peculiar,...a body extraordinarily wiry, lithe, and muscular. When the creature is glancing around, with the neck stretched up, and flat triangular head bent forward,... | |
 | Ernest Ingersoll - 1906 - 616 sivua
...penetrating, cunning, and glitter with an angry green light. There is something peculiar, moreover, in the way this fierce face surmounts a body extraordinarily wiry, lithe, and muscular. It ends a remarkably long and slender neck in such a way that it may be held at a right angle with the axis... | |
 | William James McKnight - 1917 - 648 sivua
...known raptorial character: the jaws are worked by enormous masses of muscles covering all the sides of the skull ; the forehead is low and the nose is...extraordinarily wiry, lithe and muscular. It ends a remarkably long and slender neck in such a way that it may be held at right angles with the axis... | |
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Weasels would suffice to betray their character. The teeth are almost of the highest known raptorial character; the jaws are worked by enormous masses of muscles covering all the side of the skull. The forehead is low, and the nose is sharp; the eyes... 
