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Scientific American, Vol. 3, No. 21 (1860) (1860)

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as follows. Sugar vegetable cannot be distingushed from the animal. The cation they make their appearance in many others, is composed of twenty-four atoms of carbon, twenty- lower orders of both kingdoms, consisting of single celled always possess much the same characters, being spiral eight of… … that they have been often confounded, so that what were once considered whole familes of animals, princi- as seen in a larger water plant, a being the spore in pally on account of their possessing individual motion, motion, a’ the same at rest; 5 the antherozoids in the have been now found to be…

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