n fills the interstices of the ruins of a buried city. : is probable that the growth of peat mosses may be in great there isa tentacle at the extremity of the first ray of the part referred to the fact that the condi- dorsal fin. The goose fish lives in the = tions were unfavorable to earthworms,… … taken by the Talisman expedition at a Fig. 2—MACRURUS AUSTRALIS. them than do the worms that come out depth of 14,740 feet. One of the most re- to feed on the lawn. markable features of fishes living at these From the analogy of other more highly organized animals great depths is the great…
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