Charles Darwin: A Paper Contributed to the Transactions of the Shropshire Archaeological SocietyAdnitt and Nauton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 64 |
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... covered the surface with a brushwood only a few inches high . In walking across these thick beds of mimosa , a broad track · marked by the change of shade produced by the drooping of their sensitive petioles . It is easy to specify the ...
... covered the surface with a brushwood only a few inches high . In walking across these thick beds of mimosa , a broad track · marked by the change of shade produced by the drooping of their sensitive petioles . It is easy to specify the ...
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... covered by the ocean , which are formed of basaltic lava , and therefore differ in geological character from the American continent , and which are placed under a peculiar climate , - why were their aboriginal inhabitants , associated ...
... covered by the ocean , which are formed of basaltic lava , and therefore differ in geological character from the American continent , and which are placed under a peculiar climate , - why were their aboriginal inhabitants , associated ...
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... covered with earth ; but how much of this covering consists of vegetable mould and how much of rubble I do not know . The market - place , with the foundations at a depth of fourteen feet , was covered up , as Dr. Johnson believes , by ...
... covered with earth ; but how much of this covering consists of vegetable mould and how much of rubble I do not know . The market - place , with the foundations at a depth of fourteen feet , was covered up , as Dr. Johnson believes , by ...
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