Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... present paper is intended as a further con- tribution towards this extension of our indigenous rotifer - fauna by the inclusion of certain species hitherto only known as foreign . Anuraa valga , Ehrenberg . The pretty little a Upon this ...
... present paper is intended as a further con- tribution towards this extension of our indigenous rotifer - fauna by the inclusion of certain species hitherto only known as foreign . Anuraa valga , Ehrenberg . The pretty little a Upon this ...
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... present time , are capable of being directly observed . Astronomers , by making themselves familiar with the nature of things on this earth , are able by analogy to reason out the nature of the stars , bridging space , so to speak , in ...
... present time , are capable of being directly observed . Astronomers , by making themselves familiar with the nature of things on this earth , are able by analogy to reason out the nature of the stars , bridging space , so to speak , in ...
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... present re - issue will be understood by the fact that the translation has been made under the revision of Prof. Ray Lankester , who also contributes a short preface . Readers of the first English edition will find that the author has ...
... present re - issue will be understood by the fact that the translation has been made under the revision of Prof. Ray Lankester , who also contributes a short preface . Readers of the first English edition will find that the author has ...
Contents
Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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