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... eggs of a large white Doris ( this sea- slug was 3 inches long ) , to find how extraordinarily numerous they were . From two to five eggs ( each 3,000th part of an inch in diameter ) were con- tained in a spherical little case ; these ...
... eggs of a large white Doris ( this sea- slug was 3 inches long ) , to find how extraordinarily numerous they were . From two to five eggs ( each 3,000th part of an inch in diameter ) were con- tained in a spherical little case ; these ...
Page 5
... eggs are incubated by the hen , and the period is about twenty- one days . To determine the sex of an egg . — If the air - cell be central at the butt end of the egg it indicates a male , -if on the side , a female . This is easily ...
... eggs are incubated by the hen , and the period is about twenty- one days . To determine the sex of an egg . — If the air - cell be central at the butt end of the egg it indicates a male , -if on the side , a female . This is easily ...
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... eggs - everlasting layers ; small though their eggs be , they are worth keeping to a much greater extent than they are now reared . Of all our birds they are the most prolific of eggs ; even the process of moulting is sometimes ...
... eggs - everlasting layers ; small though their eggs be , they are worth keeping to a much greater extent than they are now reared . Of all our birds they are the most prolific of eggs ; even the process of moulting is sometimes ...
Contents
List of Officers | v |
Annual General Meeting | viii |
Annual Exhibition | xviii |
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