The Quarterly Review, 282. köideWilliam Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, John Murray, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero John Murray, 1942 |
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Page 155
... Natural History , and artificial interference was suspected , the newly introduced grey squirrel providing a plausible scapegoat . Naturalists have vainly urged the obvious refutations : ( a ) the departure of the resident was rapid and ...
... Natural History , and artificial interference was suspected , the newly introduced grey squirrel providing a plausible scapegoat . Naturalists have vainly urged the obvious refutations : ( a ) the departure of the resident was rapid and ...
Page 211
... natural protection ' which these now enjoy . Natural protection has served us well in the past ; but he would be a rash man who would prophesy that it will serve us equally well in the future . 6 Nutrition . No single subject discussed ...
... natural protection ' which these now enjoy . Natural protection has served us well in the past ; but he would be a rash man who would prophesy that it will serve us equally well in the future . 6 Nutrition . No single subject discussed ...
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... natural haunts were the tree - tops and whose natural prey was the squirrel , had been exterminated from all parts of the country save a few corners of North Wales , Lakeland , and Scotland . The Vol . 282.-No. 561 . 2 A polecat is not ...
... natural haunts were the tree - tops and whose natural prey was the squirrel , had been exterminated from all parts of the country save a few corners of North Wales , Lakeland , and Scotland . The Vol . 282.-No. 561 . 2 A polecat is not ...
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