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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 22 (1895) (1895)

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e case that every new fact in itate the present undertaking; and conspicuous the copepods of the Gulf of Naples published by Mr. this order of ideas very naturally excites in us a new among its results will be the fact that it will bring Giesbrecht in 1892. feeling of curiosity. back, not only the… … seen directly and not by the intervention of a mirror was woat was ascertained: Each of these small ani- or prism. He does not say, however, that his plan is mals in the first place took a proper position on the applicable generally, but only that in ‘‘ many persons” sustain itself fora few…

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