Magazine of Natural History: And Journal of Zoology, Botany, Mineralogy, Geology, and Meteorology, 2 tomasJohn Claudius Loudon, Edward Charlesworth, John Denson Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1829 |
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... considerable interval . circumstance , this , " as White observes , " much more in favour of hiding than migration ; since it is much more probable that a bird should retire to its hybernaculum just at hand , than return for a week or ...
... considerable interval . circumstance , this , " as White observes , " much more in favour of hiding than migration ; since it is much more probable that a bird should retire to its hybernaculum just at hand , than return for a week or ...
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... considerably short of the actual number known to collectors , without including the varieties , or the many unpub- lished species , perhaps even several genera , remaining in the cabinets of individuals . Had Mr. Farey's suggestion been ...
... considerably short of the actual number known to collectors , without including the varieties , or the many unpub- lished species , perhaps even several genera , remaining in the cabinets of individuals . Had Mr. Farey's suggestion been ...
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... considerable agreement between the proportions of existing species and the several classes of fossil shells in the tertiary beds prevails ; the average increase of numbers being about sevenfold . If we follow the investigation further ...
... considerable agreement between the proportions of existing species and the several classes of fossil shells in the tertiary beds prevails ; the average increase of numbers being about sevenfold . If we follow the investigation further ...
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... considerable magnitude . I remain , your obedient servant , FREDERICK JUKES . General Hospital , Birmingham , Nov. 12. 1828 . THE Dudley fossils have so long been objects of admiration . among naturalists , that it is a remarkable fact ...
... considerable magnitude . I remain , your obedient servant , FREDERICK JUKES . General Hospital , Birmingham , Nov. 12. 1828 . THE Dudley fossils have so long been objects of admiration . among naturalists , that it is a remarkable fact ...
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... considerable difference was observed among the several species found at Dudley an other places , M. Brongniart judged it necessary to divide them into five genera or subgenera , Calymène , A'saphus , Ogygia , Paradoxides , and Agnóstus ...
... considerable difference was observed among the several species found at Dudley an other places , M. Brongniart judged it necessary to divide them into five genera or subgenera , Calymène , A'saphus , Ogygia , Paradoxides , and Agnóstus ...
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