Nature, Том 7Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1873 |
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... described some important researches on the Diffusion of Gases across diaphragms and the vari- ations of temperature ... described a thermo - regulator , in which the mercury of a thermometer which was placed in a heated liquid ...
... described some important researches on the Diffusion of Gases across diaphragms and the vari- ations of temperature ... described a thermo - regulator , in which the mercury of a thermometer which was placed in a heated liquid ...
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... described an interesting genus of Iso- poda allied to the marine form Idotaa , which Mr. Cooke discovered in a pool in the Mammoth Cave . He called it Cæcidotea . I obtained a second species in a cave ad- joining the Wyandotte which ...
... described an interesting genus of Iso- poda allied to the marine form Idotaa , which Mr. Cooke discovered in a pool in the Mammoth Cave . He called it Cæcidotea . I obtained a second species in a cave ad- joining the Wyandotte which ...
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... described some years ago from caves in Virginia and Tennessee . I call it Spirostrephon cavernarum , agreeing with Dr. Packard that the genus Pseudotremia , to which it was originally referred , is of doubtful validity . The allied form ...
... described some years ago from caves in Virginia and Tennessee . I call it Spirostrephon cavernarum , agreeing with Dr. Packard that the genus Pseudotremia , to which it was originally referred , is of doubtful validity . The allied form ...
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... described five new species of a new genus , which he calls Thinosaurus . These were large carnivorous lizards , resembling the Varanide , or monitors , but differing in certain features pointed out by the professor . They are all from ...
... described five new species of a new genus , which he calls Thinosaurus . These were large carnivorous lizards , resembling the Varanide , or monitors , but differing in certain features pointed out by the professor . They are all from ...
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... described by the meteor seemingly quite straight . Blackpool , Nov. 8 Day Aurora D. WINSTANLEY WITH respect to the " Day Aurora " alleged to have been seen by Secchi ( see vol . vi . [ p . 492 ) his description is not that of an aurora ...
... described by the meteor seemingly quite straight . Blackpool , Nov. 8 Day Aurora D. WINSTANLEY WITH respect to the " Day Aurora " alleged to have been seen by Secchi ( see vol . vi . [ p . 492 ) his description is not that of an aurora ...
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