Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... described and figured as new . been in this list distinguished by some special mark , as well as having the recorded habitats for each given . Of the 72 species found , some 32 are described as new , and for these 4 new genera and 1 ...
... described and figured as new . been in this list distinguished by some special mark , as well as having the recorded habitats for each given . Of the 72 species found , some 32 are described as new , and for these 4 new genera and 1 ...
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... described in excess of what most of us were aware existed . Prof. Church com- mences his work by what must have been to him a fami- liar task - describing the chief constituents of food , splitting up the sugars into their groups , and ...
... described in excess of what most of us were aware existed . Prof. Church com- mences his work by what must have been to him a fami- liar task - describing the chief constituents of food , splitting up the sugars into their groups , and ...
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... described the leaves , inclined to the idea that they might be Miocene ; but in estimating the value of this conjecture , we must remember that at the time the existence of Dicotyledonous leaves of similar aspect , but of undoubtedly ...
... described the leaves , inclined to the idea that they might be Miocene ; but in estimating the value of this conjecture , we must remember that at the time the existence of Dicotyledonous leaves of similar aspect , but of undoubtedly ...
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