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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 6 (February 1906) (1906)

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ion of an inch above matter to read the smallest print sitting at the after It would be difficult to exaggerate the beauties of this port in my cabin; and the bows shed on either side the surface and gleaming like gems in the sunlight. rapidly widening spaces of radiance so vivid as to animal. In a… … The " Firebarrel" or Pyrosoma. Photograph from industry dates its beginning from 1883, in which year ocean; and so brilliant was their light, that he could Life. the production was 83 pounds, its rapid development distinguish fishes by their radiance. The Pyrosoma or fire body has on many occasions…

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