Hardwicke's Science-gossip: An Illustrated Medium of Interchange and Gossip for Students and Lovers of Nature, 7. köideMordecai Cubitt Cooke, John Eller Taylor Robert Hardwicke, 1871 |
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... particular form , whose elegance has given to it the name of the " Lily encrinite , " being peculiar to this particular member of the rock series . The coral reefs increased in the shallower places , whilst amid all these swam great ...
... particular form , whose elegance has given to it the name of the " Lily encrinite , " being peculiar to this particular member of the rock series . The coral reefs increased in the shallower places , whilst amid all these swam great ...
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... particular species . As examples of this , I might give the Marbled White amongst butterflies , and the Oak Egger and the beautiful Yellow Under- wing amongst moths . These deposit eggs in flight , and I believe a good number of the ...
... particular species . As examples of this , I might give the Marbled White amongst butterflies , and the Oak Egger and the beautiful Yellow Under- wing amongst moths . These deposit eggs in flight , and I believe a good number of the ...
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... particular species on which the caterpillar feeds . One other caterpillar from which springs a British butterfly is also a " horned beast , " and its adorn- ment , though differing from that of the Swallow- tail , is nearly as ...
... particular species on which the caterpillar feeds . One other caterpillar from which springs a British butterfly is also a " horned beast , " and its adorn- ment , though differing from that of the Swallow- tail , is nearly as ...
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