Nature, Volume 63Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1900 - Electronic journals |
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Page 125
... animals for the mere sake of slaying , and that after taining a few fine examples of the species he encoun- red for the first time to add to his splendid collection Alpine Lodge , Worplesdon , and occasionally killing an dividual or two ...
... animals for the mere sake of slaying , and that after taining a few fine examples of the species he encoun- red for the first time to add to his splendid collection Alpine Lodge , Worplesdon , and occasionally killing an dividual or two ...
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... animal . Of large animals peculiar to India , perhaps the great Indian rhinoceros is the one that requires most careful watching in order that its numbers and its range may not be unduly reduced before it is too late to take adequate ...
... animal . Of large animals peculiar to India , perhaps the great Indian rhinoceros is the one that requires most careful watching in order that its numbers and its range may not be unduly reduced before it is too late to take adequate ...
Page 456
... animals and Mousterian flint weapons . The anterior surface of the lower jaw among the existing races of Europe projects to form the chin . Among apes the reverse is the case , for the anterior surface of their mandibles recede . The ...
... animals and Mousterian flint weapons . The anterior surface of the lower jaw among the existing races of Europe projects to form the chin . Among apes the reverse is the case , for the anterior surface of their mandibles recede . The ...
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Conroy Sir John F R S Death of 186 Curtius Prof New General Method of Preparing Aromatic | 14 |
Halfseconds Pendulums Mr Watson 195 | 15 |
Cooperation in Observing Variable Stars Prof E C Picker Cygnus New Variable in 2 1901 Dr T D Anderson 502 | 29 |
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