The American Naturalist, Volume 6Essex Institute, 1872 |
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... miles from the entrance . " Dr. DeKay in his " Natural History of New York , Fishes , " page 187 , published in 1842 , describes the fish , from a poor specimen in the Cabinet of the Lyceum of Natural History of New 10 THE BLIND FISHES ...
... miles from the entrance . " Dr. DeKay in his " Natural History of New York , Fishes , " page 187 , published in 1842 , describes the fish , from a poor specimen in the Cabinet of the Lyceum of Natural History of New 10 THE BLIND FISHES ...
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... miles northwest of Baltimore , in the neighborhood of some cotton mills . As it is a native of the extreme southwestern States of Arkansas , Louisiana and Texas , it is believed that its seeds have been introduced in cotton bales from a ...
... miles northwest of Baltimore , in the neighborhood of some cotton mills . As it is a native of the extreme southwestern States of Arkansas , Louisiana and Texas , it is believed that its seeds have been introduced in cotton bales from a ...
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... miles distant . Also , during three days spent at a small village , but eleven miles from Camden , I neither saw nor heard one , from the time I left the precincts of the town until my return . although I looked and listened for them ...
... miles distant . Also , during three days spent at a small village , but eleven miles from Camden , I neither saw nor heard one , from the time I left the precincts of the town until my return . although I looked and listened for them ...
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... miles along , and about twenty miles in breadth ; the formation is not continuous , being sometimes , as stated ( in conversation ) by Prof. C. U. Shepard , Jr. , replaced by ferruginous sand . It has already been largely used as a ...
... miles along , and about twenty miles in breadth ; the formation is not continuous , being sometimes , as stated ( in conversation ) by Prof. C. U. Shepard , Jr. , replaced by ferruginous sand . It has already been largely used as a ...
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... miles on one hundred and fifty tons of coal , a remarkable saving of fuel . Professor Agassiz has taken out abundant stores for preserving specimens , and deep sea nets and hooks specially adapted for catching fish at great depths . We ...
... miles on one hundred and fifty tons of coal , a remarkable saving of fuel . Professor Agassiz has taken out abundant stores for preserving specimens , and deep sea nets and hooks specially adapted for catching fish at great depths . We ...
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