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Walter Rothschild ' s Proposed Classification of the Anthropoid Apes , Sir H . H .
Johnston , 119 ; some Species of Bats of the Genus Rhinolophus , K . Andersen ,
119 ; Animals I Have Known , A . H . Beavan , 125 ; History of a White ...
Walter Rothschild ' s Proposed Classification of the Anthropoid Apes , Sir H . H .
Johnston , 119 ; some Species of Bats of the Genus Rhinolophus , K . Andersen ,
119 ; Animals I Have Known , A . H . Beavan , 125 ; History of a White ...
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Bentham grouped the species according to The treatment was that of the high -
frequency electrical current . the shape and mode of dehiscence of the anthers ,
Now that high - frequency electrical discharges are much and von Mueller ...
Bentham grouped the species according to The treatment was that of the high -
frequency electrical current . the shape and mode of dehiscence of the anthers ,
Now that high - frequency electrical discharges are much and von Mueller ...
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In nature , and to show what admirable schools for acquirthe case of both
mammals and birds , the species taken ing the rudiments of practical zoology lie
ready to our as examples of different types are in the main well hand , if only we
will ...
In nature , and to show what admirable schools for acquirthe case of both
mammals and birds , the species taken ing the rudiments of practical zoology lie
ready to our as examples of different types are in the main well hand , if only we
will ...
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Hale gives an account of differences in size , the characters used to separate the
species the conditions of solar research at Mount Wilson , Cali - | are based
almost exclusively on colour ; accordingly , this inpernia , where he has recently ...
Hale gives an account of differences in size , the characters used to separate the
species the conditions of solar research at Mount Wilson , Cali - | are based
almost exclusively on colour ; accordingly , this inpernia , where he has recently ...
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The conditions which make for variation in the they have rather the character of
fractures , depending on different species are well indicated , as the author points
out the application of the forces which produce them , as well that , even where ...
The conditions which make for variation in the they have rather the character of
fractures , depending on different species are well indicated , as the author points
out the application of the forces which produce them , as well that , even where ...
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| Title | Nature, Volume 72 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 |
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