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When I add that I have before me proofs of between three and four thousand species of fauna and flora , in about twenty lists with introductions , the scientific reader will not need to be told that in the compass of a single article I ...
When I add that I have before me proofs of between three and four thousand species of fauna and flora , in about twenty lists with introductions , the scientific reader will not need to be told that in the compass of a single article I ...
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The species of Turkistan beetles are estimated at 1000 . I have before me a list of 500 , some of them as yet un- published . Amongst the most remarkable is the Copris tumulus , the largest specimen measuring one inch and three ...
The species of Turkistan beetles are estimated at 1000 . I have before me a list of 500 , some of them as yet un- published . Amongst the most remarkable is the Copris tumulus , the largest specimen measuring one inch and three ...
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in the developmental life - history of species . The over- whelming amount of evidence which has now been obtained of adaptations for cross - fertilisation , not in orchids only , but throughout the whole series of flowering plants ...
in the developmental life - history of species . The over- whelming amount of evidence which has now been obtained of adaptations for cross - fertilisation , not in orchids only , but throughout the whole series of flowering plants ...
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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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