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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 4 (1882) (1882)

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lating the pitch of the teeth, whereby the potatoes expanded and emitting their usual brilliant phosphorescent BY C. F. HOLDER. and the soil in which they are embedded are raised, and the light, sailing through the still and datk abyss, by the regu- The appearance of phosphorescent light among… … or five miles, and at points even less. They lie in cup-shaped im the coral country, and of continued observation, the , light was still seen astern. The second occasion of my’ valleys between series of hills whose general direction is meeting these creatures,” he says, ‘‘ was in high latitude…

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