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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 22 (1906) (1906)

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uda, thousands ing, that what is known as the water glass has been spines are waving beneath his eyes. At night the of long slender pike-shaped fishes all headed in one crawfish comes out and wanders abroad in these pas- elaborated into a glass-bottomed boat, which virtually direction, swimming… … for long-spined accompanying illustrations of animals, taken from the black echini, or kelp forests of Avalon and adjoining waters under the direction of the writer; in other words, each photo- sea urchins — for- graph shows the animal as it has been seen by the midable creatures, sea porcupines…

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