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The limbs were massive and heavy , the bones , like those of the rest of the skeleton , being nearly or quite solid . The fore- foot was larger than the hind - foot , its component bones being comparatively short and massive , with five ...
The limbs were massive and heavy , the bones , like those of the rest of the skeleton , being nearly or quite solid . The fore- foot was larger than the hind - foot , its component bones being comparatively short and massive , with five ...
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and trawlings along the American coast are specially im- portant , bringing to light many new forms belonging to nearly all the invertebrate groups , and the first specimens of a new genus of nearly blind fish ( Bathypterois ) .
and trawlings along the American coast are specially im- portant , bringing to light many new forms belonging to nearly all the invertebrate groups , and the first specimens of a new genus of nearly blind fish ( Bathypterois ) .
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The colour of the light is nearly white , with a weak yellow - green tinge , which is easily discovered by comparing it with the cold , white light of the Milky Way . Suddenly energy and life be- come manifest in the phenomenon .
The colour of the light is nearly white , with a weak yellow - green tinge , which is easily discovered by comparing it with the cold , white light of the Milky Way . Suddenly energy and life be- come manifest in the phenomenon .
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Auroral Zone ElevenYear Meridional Oscillation of the Bath Natural History and Antiquarian Field Club | 12 |
Prof Auwers Calculations of Longitude of Places bination of the Ordnance and Admiralty Surveys E | 101 |
Earthquakes in 11 85 460 Industrial Education in Behrens Dr W J Guide for the Microscopical Investiga | 193 |
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| Title | Nature, Volume 32 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 1885 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 5 Apr 2006 |
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