Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 62
... Hand . There are both advantages and disadvantages in the conceal- ment of honey , the advantages being chiefly those of protection from rain and the possibility of accumulat- ing it in greater quantity in spurs or tubes , and thus ...
... Hand . There are both advantages and disadvantages in the conceal- ment of honey , the advantages being chiefly those of protection from rain and the possibility of accumulat- ing it in greater quantity in spurs or tubes , and thus ...
Page 97
... hand , of which we get a peep through the breaks in the foliage , or under the grotto - like bridges which span some of the paths to the beach , whilst on the other hand we have the tall cliffs , some two hundred feet high , covered ...
... hand , of which we get a peep through the breaks in the foliage , or under the grotto - like bridges which span some of the paths to the beach , whilst on the other hand we have the tall cliffs , some two hundred feet high , covered ...
Page 184
... hand there are reasons for believing the different kinds of eyes to be of distinct origin . It seems clear that the picture produced by the ocelli must be altogether different from the picture given by the compound eye , and we may ...
... hand there are reasons for believing the different kinds of eyes to be of distinct origin . It seems clear that the picture produced by the ocelli must be altogether different from the picture given by the compound eye , and we may ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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