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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 18 (May 1901) (1901)

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hey are more compact than the ations just referred to, and it can be easily understood is shown in our photographic view of the apparatus, that by the use of a system of interlocking bars the granules observed in many other meteorites, and al- there are three actually required to produce the… … contains small black sequence and frequency, DIAGBAH OF PAGE FSINTINO TELEGBAFH AFFABATTTS. grains which are visible in the combinations of per- certain parts of it when forations in the tape. At viewed in thin sections; these grains, when separated, of the system. Mr. Murray does not claim that…

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