Dark type: ground color completely obscured by overlay of fine brown dots resulting in nearly uniform shade of mummy brown or Vandyke brown.
For these several races have been modified in various and even in directly opposite ways, though kept under the same climate and treated in all respects in as nearly uniform a manner as possible.
The scapula varies in shape, being of nearly uniform breadth in Bankiva, much broader in the middle in the Polish fowl, and abruptly narrowed towards the apex in the two Sultan fowls.
Nearly uniform pearl-gray, lighter on neck; head and neck nearly naked to 100 mm.
But we should bear in mind that in the later generations the crossed plants had become more or less closely inter-related, and had been subjected all the time to nearly uniform conditions.
We learn from them that new and slight shades of colour may be quickly and firmly fixed, independently of any selection, if the conditions are kept as nearly uniform as is possible, and no intercrossing be permitted.
I have shown in my paper on dimorphic plants that this species is commonly raised in England from self-fertilised seed, and the plants from having been cultivated in pots have been subjected to nearly uniform conditions.
Our plants have been commonly raised from self-fertilised seeds; and the seedlings have generally been subjected to nearly uniform conditions in pots in greenhouses.
As the dry seeds of this pod are always of nearly uniform weight, the savages have used them from time immemorial to weigh gold.
These tubes are chopped into very small pieces of nearly uniform length on the upright edge of a fixed chisel.
In the early stages the alimentary tract of the mammalian embryo consists of a straight tube of nearly uniform caliber (Fig.
The caecum is a globular rounded pouch of nearly uniform diameter, only slightly enlarged to the right of the root of the appendix which arises from its lowest part and is pendent.
In some of the lower vertebrates the alimentary canal never advances beyond the condition of a simple straight tube of nearly uniform caliber.
The midgut is composed of a longer or shorter narrower tube of nearly uniform caliber, the small intestine, which follows the gastric dilatation.
Hardy in New England; grows in all good dry or moist soils, in open or partly shaded situations; maintains a nearly uniform rate of growth till maturity, and is not seriously affected by insects.
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