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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... species of trilobites 42 , 43 114. Physèter catòdon REPTILE . 19. Astèria 477 24 , 25 , 26. 118. Coal fossils 27. A'saphus Debuchii · 73 106 , 107. 487 109. New species of British snake 458 67 , 68. Orthoceras annularis and striàta 82 ...
... species of trilobites 42 , 43 114. Physèter catòdon REPTILE . 19. Astèria 477 24 , 25 , 26. 118. Coal fossils 27. A'saphus Debuchii · 73 106 , 107. 487 109. New species of British snake 458 67 , 68. Orthoceras annularis and striàta 82 ...
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... species of farina differ but little from each other in this particular , their action in general resem- bling that of an eolipile violently heated . I have since repeated this experiment upon almost every species of farina with the like ...
... species of farina differ but little from each other in this particular , their action in general resem- bling that of an eolipile violently heated . I have since repeated this experiment upon almost every species of farina with the like ...
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... species secrete themselves in this country , and lie in a torpid state during the winter months ? No naturalist , perhaps , ever paid more minute attention to this subject than the celebrated Gilbert White ; and though his diligent and ...
... species secrete themselves in this country , and lie in a torpid state during the winter months ? No naturalist , perhaps , ever paid more minute attention to this subject than the celebrated Gilbert White ; and though his diligent and ...
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... species this bird belonged I was unable to ascertain . The above facts , however far they may fall short of positive proof , undoubtedly afford much probability to White's opinion , that the Hirúndines do not all leave this island in ...
... species this bird belonged I was unable to ascertain . The above facts , however far they may fall short of positive proof , undoubtedly afford much probability to White's opinion , that the Hirúndines do not all leave this island in ...
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... species are not always readily to be dis- tinguished from each other , unless a tolerably near view of them can be ... species has presented itself to my view . And to record its appearance at such a season as its first arrival would ...
... species are not always readily to be dis- tinguished from each other , unless a tolerably near view of them can be ... species has presented itself to my view . And to record its appearance at such a season as its first arrival would ...
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