Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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Page 11
... yellow invariably rested on bare patches of the soil , where it simulated the hue of its resting - place so admirably , as to give very sharp eyes a difficulty in detecting it . Where yellow flowers were prevalent , such as trifoliums ...
... yellow invariably rested on bare patches of the soil , where it simulated the hue of its resting - place so admirably , as to give very sharp eyes a difficulty in detecting it . Where yellow flowers were prevalent , such as trifoliums ...
Page 78
... yellow , with the fringe pinkish . Immature scales ( Fig . 59 , H ) are broadly oval , and more or less longitudinally keeled . The surface of the scale presents many gland orifices , some single , others double ( figure - of - 8 ) ...
... yellow , with the fringe pinkish . Immature scales ( Fig . 59 , H ) are broadly oval , and more or less longitudinally keeled . The surface of the scale presents many gland orifices , some single , others double ( figure - of - 8 ) ...
Page 145
... yellow foxgloves and yellow salvias ; it is the country of red and yellow , for the foxgloves are here all yellow , and yellow campanulas appear on the Juras . While thus meditating on the national emblems , we discover that we have ...
... yellow foxgloves and yellow salvias ; it is the country of red and yellow , for the foxgloves are here all yellow , and yellow campanulas appear on the Juras . While thus meditating on the national emblems , we discover that we have ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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