Littell's Living Age, Volume 33Living Age Company Incorporated, 1852 |
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Page 65
... animal kingdom , it is not an unreasonable conjecture that equally inexplicable motions of the coloring parts of the integument may also be detected in other classes than that in which we have just described them , and thus a clue may ...
... animal kingdom , it is not an unreasonable conjecture that equally inexplicable motions of the coloring parts of the integument may also be detected in other classes than that in which we have just described them , and thus a clue may ...
Page 229
... Animal life ( as Hunter observes ) may be divided into three states , or stages : the first comprehending the production of the animal and its growth in the fœtal state ; the second commencing when it emerges from that state by what is ...
... Animal life ( as Hunter observes ) may be divided into three states , or stages : the first comprehending the production of the animal and its growth in the fœtal state ; the second commencing when it emerges from that state by what is ...
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... animal now had only the two large claws , the other eight limbs were deficient . " Resting on its breast as it was , I did not at first discover the fact that the creature presented a strange and very uncouth aspect . However , it fed ...
... animal now had only the two large claws , the other eight limbs were deficient . " Resting on its breast as it was , I did not at first discover the fact that the creature presented a strange and very uncouth aspect . However , it fed ...
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