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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 9 (1907) (1907)

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month’s exposure to bright sunlight, and Roux has cosmical phenomenon. Since that time I have de- visited it. One of the most extensive bridges in the Old proved that the energetic destructive action of light World is that illustrated in the accompanying photo- on the germs of splenic fever is… … other respects the fish resembles the alba- vegetative organisms. It is probable ONE OF THE GREAT NATURAL BRIDGES OF AFRICA. core, the.arrangement of the fins being that spores and seeds would survive much very similar, the tail and finlets much alike in both longer desiccation. Now it is natural…

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