Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... surface is reached , possibly an intermediate outcrop of pre- carboniferous beds alone may be the result . Although I have shown bold lines as representing the trend of the various beds , they are probably divided through- out their ...
... surface is reached , possibly an intermediate outcrop of pre- carboniferous beds alone may be the result . Although I have shown bold lines as representing the trend of the various beds , they are probably divided through- out their ...
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... surface consists of a coating of viscid matter . The pollinia consists of eight waxy clubs of pollen , attached to a confluent bundle of minute elastic fibres , forming the caudicles . The pollen is of two kinds , namely , waxy masses ...
... surface consists of a coating of viscid matter . The pollinia consists of eight waxy clubs of pollen , attached to a confluent bundle of minute elastic fibres , forming the caudicles . The pollen is of two kinds , namely , waxy masses ...
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... surface of the feather , just the opposite surface to that repre- presented in Fig . 41. It is evident that one row hooked at the other , as shown ( D ) in Fig . 42. The proximal row of barbules are also flat , broad at one end and ...
... surface of the feather , just the opposite surface to that repre- presented in Fig . 41. It is evident that one row hooked at the other , as shown ( D ) in Fig . 42. The proximal row of barbules are also flat , broad at one end and ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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