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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 6 (1906) (1906)

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e ventral fil- watched. glass in his cabin, and used their brilliant light as a Students of animal phosphorescence have read of the Jets, or some part of them, sufficient to make the lamp, by which he wrote a description of the animals Pyrosoma, one of the Ascidians whose wonders of light strange… … Squilla. light. The discoverers were not others red or blue, while some re- Photographs of Two Living Luminous Animals. fuse to respond. The writer has naturalists, but they saw that the animal was alive, and that a stream seen the Santa Catalina channel, of water was pouring from the open end,…

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