Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 27
... remarkable little variety . My brother and I noticed that one year , when the pond con- taining them increased in size from abundant rains , the elegantula came to resemble more the forms found in neighbouring ponds ; but nevertheless ...
... remarkable little variety . My brother and I noticed that one year , when the pond con- taining them increased in size from abundant rains , the elegantula came to resemble more the forms found in neighbouring ponds ; but nevertheless ...
Page 76
... remarkable pinkish fringe ; and if the insect is further studied by the aid of caustic soda and the microscope , it appears that the scale encloses the oval body of the female , which is so degraded in its characters as to possess ...
... remarkable pinkish fringe ; and if the insect is further studied by the aid of caustic soda and the microscope , it appears that the scale encloses the oval body of the female , which is so degraded in its characters as to possess ...
Page 89
... remarkable experiments with liquid oxygen have thrown an almost lurid light upon the subject , of how matter varies under varying conditions . In its liquid state oxygen is as highly magnetic as iron and steel ! Prof. It seems probable ...
... remarkable experiments with liquid oxygen have thrown an almost lurid light upon the subject , of how matter varies under varying conditions . In its liquid state oxygen is as highly magnetic as iron and steel ! Prof. It seems probable ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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