Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 68
... called " The Malacological Society of London . " MICROSCOPY . GUM THUS . - I had supposed that Gum Thus was procurable in England as well as in the United States ; but it is not , as I learn from an enquiry in your December number . It ...
... called " The Malacological Society of London . " MICROSCOPY . GUM THUS . - I had supposed that Gum Thus was procurable in England as well as in the United States ; but it is not , as I learn from an enquiry in your December number . It ...
Page 76
... called Lecaniodiaspini . This is not by any means identical with the Lecanodiaspide of Maskell , though it is the group so called by Targioni- Tozzetti . Mr. Maskell refers Lecanodiaspis to Le- canodiaspide , together with such genera ...
... called Lecaniodiaspini . This is not by any means identical with the Lecanodiaspide of Maskell , though it is the group so called by Targioni- Tozzetti . Mr. Maskell refers Lecanodiaspis to Le- canodiaspide , together with such genera ...
Page 124
... called highly - advanced flowers blue does not pre- ponderate ; while at the same time many so - called simple flowers are blue . On carefully looking over the remarks on the examples I brought forward , I cannot think that any case has ...
... called highly - advanced flowers blue does not pre- ponderate ; while at the same time many so - called simple flowers are blue . On carefully looking over the remarks on the examples I brought forward , I cannot think that any case has ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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