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

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h slender organs; and out from worms or minute Sertularians. Here the tracery is warm stream that modifies the entire coast. These beneath a rock wave the tentacles of the octopus, or white, the deposit of some animal, gleaming like islands, from twenty to sixty miles offshore, rise from frosted… … Bay nearly thirty feet in length with a disk nearly blue, and called by the skip- two feet across, calling to mind the giant jelly seen by per electric fishes; but as and could we see them divested of the ocean they Louis Agassiz that was 125 feet long. Nearly all these they grow the blue merges…

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