Nature, Volume 72Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1905 - Electronic journals |
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... evidence that there were 80,000 or 90,000 sets of finger prints in the finger print department of Scotland Yard , and that he had never found two such impressions to correspond . The right thumb print of one of the prisoners agreed in ...
... evidence that there were 80,000 or 90,000 sets of finger prints in the finger print department of Scotland Yard , and that he had never found two such impressions to correspond . The right thumb print of one of the prisoners agreed in ...
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... evidence of a former land connection in the earthworms belonging to the family Acanthodrilidæ , which characteristic of Antarctic regions . A spider also lives on Bounty Islands which is closely related to one from Cape Horn . But ...
... evidence of a former land connection in the earthworms belonging to the family Acanthodrilidæ , which characteristic of Antarctic regions . A spider also lives on Bounty Islands which is closely related to one from Cape Horn . But ...
Page 505
... evidence on which he is content to rest those theories . According to the author , matter itself is merely a form of energy - probably vortex energy in the luminiferous æther . Matter disintegrates - spon- taneously in radio - active ...
... evidence on which he is content to rest those theories . According to the author , matter itself is merely a form of energy - probably vortex energy in the luminiferous æther . Matter disintegrates - spon- taneously in radio - active ...
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