Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... less of it in the red end . ag a thicker cell in front , I have to have less yellow still blue half . I now remove the uminosity is still more glaring . rays of maximum luminosity must the thickness of the turbid medium 200 feet , here ...
... less of it in the red end . ag a thicker cell in front , I have to have less yellow still blue half . I now remove the uminosity is still more glaring . rays of maximum luminosity must the thickness of the turbid medium 200 feet , here ...
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... less prominent than those of the Neanderthal and Eguisheim . The distance between their outer extremities is no less than 122 mm . , while the arches converge at the very root of the nose , leaving a slightly depressed intervening ...
... less prominent than those of the Neanderthal and Eguisheim . The distance between their outer extremities is no less than 122 mm . , while the arches converge at the very root of the nose , leaving a slightly depressed intervening ...
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... less remote , probably , than that concerned with the Bear . Certainly less inscrutable . For recent inquiries into the lore and language of ancient Babylon have thrown much light on the relationships of the Orion fable . There seems no ...
... less remote , probably , than that concerned with the Bear . Certainly less inscrutable . For recent inquiries into the lore and language of ancient Babylon have thrown much light on the relationships of the Orion fable . There seems no ...
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