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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 9 (1905) (1905)

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h, “whose breadth is much in excess of cera are often blown out of the body cavity by the ex- for the passengers to leave the train. One of the pas- its own body.” A remarkable peculiarity is that its pansion of the air bladder.” It frequently happens that sengers jocularly remarked that he would… … a mystery why any should ever have re- 8.—Corynolophus Reinharatt, or molding of wood most effectively.—Der mained under such unfavorable conditions. Chemisch-Technische Fabrikant. SOME PHOSPHORESCENT FISHES OF THE DEEP SEA.

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