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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... having obscurely seen the motion of the particles of pollen . I suppose Mr. Brown had not met with this volume , which I believe is scarce ; for VOL . II . No. 6 . - B Mr. Needham has not only minutely and accurately described the.
... having obscurely seen the motion of the particles of pollen . I suppose Mr. Brown had not met with this volume , which I believe is scarce ; for VOL . II . No. 6 . - B Mr. Needham has not only minutely and accurately described the.
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... seen the particles move when within the pollen of the pumpion . He appears , indeed , to have de- scribed most of ... seen through a microscope , as Miss Kent well describes , in p . 232 . of your useful Magazine , " every particle ...
... seen the particles move when within the pollen of the pumpion . He appears , indeed , to have de- scribed most of ... seen through a microscope , as Miss Kent well describes , in p . 232 . of your useful Magazine , " every particle ...
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... seen with his third mag- nifier ; fig . 2. represents one grain of pollen in the act of ejection , as seen with his highest magnifier . Mr. Needham asserts that the pollen should be fresh gathered ; but this is not necessary , as Mr ...
... seen with his third mag- nifier ; fig . 2. represents one grain of pollen in the act of ejection , as seen with his highest magnifier . Mr. Needham asserts that the pollen should be fresh gathered ; but this is not necessary , as Mr ...
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... seen by the continual tremours visible on the surface of mercury placed in a basin . Now , if the particles of dust that fall on the surface of the mercury could be brought under a powerful microscope , they would appear in constant ...
... seen by the continual tremours visible on the surface of mercury placed in a basin . Now , if the particles of dust that fall on the surface of the mercury could be brought under a powerful microscope , they would appear in constant ...
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... into an alliance . He gradually loosened his hold , looked at my face , examined my hands and * " The Monkey who had seen the World . " rings with the most minute attention , and soon found. 10 Anecdotes of a Diana Monkey .
... into an alliance . He gradually loosened his hold , looked at my face , examined my hands and * " The Monkey who had seen the World . " rings with the most minute attention , and soon found. 10 Anecdotes of a Diana Monkey .
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