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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 9 (August 1905) (1905)

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never noticed twenty-one. A rare and little known remora is Remi- to a complete realization of the necessity for such this, although I have taken by grain and line many legia australis, described by Bennett, and found cling- protection. In the great storm of that date over 8,000 specimens of this… … THE GALVESTON WALL MEASURES 16 FEET AT THE BASE, IS 17 FEET HIGH BUILT OF GRANITE AND CEMENT, THE GALVESTON SEA WALL IS 4}£ MILES AND 5 FEET ACROSS AT THE TOP. LONG AND WEIGHS 40,000 POUNDS TO THE FOOT. worth of property was destroyed, and faith in the sta- brown color and easily distinguished from…

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