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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 24 (June 1880) (1880)

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dying the results of geologi- wise of the stem, and also by an integument. The canal the pioneer geologists of the West—began to explore the cal surveys in many of the Western States, until now it is was filled with gelatinous substance. The articulations of resources of that region. The extensive… … GONIASTEROIDOCRINTJS TUBEHOSUS-(Natural Size.) 3. The Head.—Every stem is fairly entitled to a head, but than make a flying visit to those crinoid banks, or saw any- they are seldom found together. This is due partly to the said that three hundred and eighty naturalists have written thing better…

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