Hardwicke's Science-gossip: An Illustrated Medium of Interchange and Gossip for Students and Lovers of Nature, 27. köideMordecai Cubitt Cooke, John Ellor Taylor Robert Hardwicke, 1891 |
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... species of mollusca in- habiting the marshes of the Thames Estuary , with a view to studying the habits and localisation of the brackish - water species in particular , as well as the discovery of the distribution and true limits of the ...
... species of mollusca in- habiting the marshes of the Thames Estuary , with a view to studying the habits and localisation of the brackish - water species in particular , as well as the discovery of the distribution and true limits of the ...
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... species have long ceased to exist , and by the discovery of the new species of Hydrobia . A few details respecting the limits of various species may be of interest to the readers of SCIENCE- GOSSIP . The marsh brackish - water shells ...
... species have long ceased to exist , and by the discovery of the new species of Hydrobia . A few details respecting the limits of various species may be of interest to the readers of SCIENCE- GOSSIP . The marsh brackish - water shells ...
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... species not being generally known to conchologists , and it was largely distributed to collectors as that species . Limn¿a peregra , Planorbis spirorbis , and P. complanatus exist in the same habitat as this Hydrobia . Assiminia Grayana ...
... species not being generally known to conchologists , and it was largely distributed to collectors as that species . Limn¿a peregra , Planorbis spirorbis , and P. complanatus exist in the same habitat as this Hydrobia . Assiminia Grayana ...
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... species have been effected , that one thinks he cannot remain unconvinced , and that he must believe these modifications to be hereditary . We almost doubt the evidence of our eyes when we read this passage , " There is now much reason ...
... species have been effected , that one thinks he cannot remain unconvinced , and that he must believe these modifications to be hereditary . We almost doubt the evidence of our eyes when we read this passage , " There is now much reason ...
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... species , until many specimens are collected from many places ; and with fossil species this can rarely be done . We shall perhaps best perceive the improbability of our being able to connect species by numerous fine intermediate fossil ...
... species , until many specimens are collected from many places ; and with fossil species this can rarely be done . We shall perhaps best perceive the improbability of our being able to connect species by numerous fine intermediate fossil ...
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