Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... side ( Fig . 6 ) all the toes have separate pads , and there is an addi- tional pad behind the extra toes , " which is sometimes fused with that behind the normal toes . This cat produced her first family , described in the previous ...
... side ( Fig . 6 ) all the toes have separate pads , and there is an addi- tional pad behind the extra toes , " which is sometimes fused with that behind the normal toes . This cat produced her first family , described in the previous ...
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... side and concave on the left side . Posteriorly , there is on the right side a convex articular surface for the urostyle ; but on the left side the arti- cular surface is ill - developed and irregular . In the eighth ver- tebra , the ...
... side and concave on the left side . Posteriorly , there is on the right side a convex articular surface for the urostyle ; but on the left side the arti- cular surface is ill - developed and irregular . In the eighth ver- tebra , the ...
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... side , but on the following side it melts away into a nebulous mass connecting it with the principal tail for some distance from the head . On the 27th , at 19h . , the comet was decidedly less bright than on the 19th , but the same ...
... side , but on the following side it melts away into a nebulous mass connecting it with the principal tail for some distance from the head . On the 27th , at 19h . , the comet was decidedly less bright than on the 19th , but the same ...
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