The Naturalist: Illustrative of the Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms, Tomy 4-5R. Groombridge, 1839 |
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... means we see at once how it should not be uniformly and imperceptibly precipitated , as we should at first sight expect , but falls in flakes to the bottom ; likewise , why wet weather and floods are unfavourable to deposition , the ...
... means we see at once how it should not be uniformly and imperceptibly precipitated , as we should at first sight expect , but falls in flakes to the bottom ; likewise , why wet weather and floods are unfavourable to deposition , the ...
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... means here by " elementary " works , as treatises to which I should apply that epithet are tolerably numerous ; and if their number were doubled , they would scarcely enable the student to discover the specific names of his insects ...
... means here by " elementary " works , as treatises to which I should apply that epithet are tolerably numerous ; and if their number were doubled , they would scarcely enable the student to discover the specific names of his insects ...
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... means of conveyance , arrive in good order .... ................................. . The female rears her young in independent seclusion : the nest is placed amidst breakers and dense underwood ; the eggs are from eight to sixteen in ...
... means of conveyance , arrive in good order .... ................................. . The female rears her young in independent seclusion : the nest is placed amidst breakers and dense underwood ; the eggs are from eight to sixteen in ...
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... means of determining with accuracy the synonyms of those authors , which might be done . with the assistance of the excellent catalogue of Mr. Fox . In it was the Wombat sent by BASS to BEWICK , and from which he took his original ...
... means of determining with accuracy the synonyms of those authors , which might be done . with the assistance of the excellent catalogue of Mr. Fox . In it was the Wombat sent by BASS to BEWICK , and from which he took his original ...
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... means he had of explaining the fact was the relative number of the two sexes in the herd , and the care that was evidently taken to prevent the existence of tainted or imperfect animals amongst them . be Prof. MORREN , of Liege , then ...
... means he had of explaining the fact was the relative number of the two sexes in the herd , and the care that was evidently taken to prevent the existence of tainted or imperfect animals amongst them . be Prof. MORREN , of Liege , then ...
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