Hardwicke's Science-gossip: An Illustrated Medium of Interchange and Gossip for Students and Lovers of Nature, 24. köideMordecai Cubitt Cooke, John Ellor Taylor Robert Hardwicke, 1888 |
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... correspondent on this subject in last month's issue of SCIENCE - Gossip is quite correct in thinking that the juices contained in the flowers of the lime - tree ( Tilia Europea ) are possessed of poisonous properties , which prove fatal ...
... correspondent on this subject in last month's issue of SCIENCE - Gossip is quite correct in thinking that the juices contained in the flowers of the lime - tree ( Tilia Europea ) are possessed of poisonous properties , which prove fatal ...
Page 45
... correspondent P. J.'s query , the late Mr. Edwin Lees , in his " Botany of Malvern " ( p . 100 ) , says : " The two finest yews in the Malvern country are in Cradley churchyard - the largest is 26 feet in circumference at a yard from ...
... correspondent P. J.'s query , the late Mr. Edwin Lees , in his " Botany of Malvern " ( p . 100 ) , says : " The two finest yews in the Malvern country are in Cradley churchyard - the largest is 26 feet in circumference at a yard from ...
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... correspondent Mr. Trevor - Roper attributes the latter sense to Mr. Darwin . Now , as the term " rudimentary " can only be used in relation to a recognised standard of per- fection , we are forced into the strange position of seeking ...
... correspondent Mr. Trevor - Roper attributes the latter sense to Mr. Darwin . Now , as the term " rudimentary " can only be used in relation to a recognised standard of per- fection , we are forced into the strange position of seeking ...
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... correspondent for stating that the " down covering a man's body is certainly in a more rudimentary condition as regards the hair on lower animals " ? Precisely the same may be said with regard to the os coccyx , which is known to ...
... correspondent for stating that the " down covering a man's body is certainly in a more rudimentary condition as regards the hair on lower animals " ? Precisely the same may be said with regard to the os coccyx , which is known to ...
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... correspondent for 539 , 8th ed .; naturally , if I wanted other than the type , I should add b or c , as the case might be . 541. Herec may well represent 537 c of the 7th ed .; the alteration in name really means nothing , as one might ...
... correspondent for 539 , 8th ed .; naturally , if I wanted other than the type , I should add b or c , as the case might be . 541. Herec may well represent 537 c of the 7th ed .; the alteration in name really means nothing , as one might ...
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