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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 23 (December 1906) (1906)

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paratus. These will be shown rooms can be opened into a single large hall by means either in actual or reduced size. But the largest part of the exhibits will comprise of sliding doors, thus making a hall of some 320 feet the zoological collections taken from the sea-bottom, length which can be… … Prince Albert I. deserves praise.—Translated for the 3 feet high. Fig. 1 shows the contents of these aquari- Scientific American from La Nature. ums, consisting of congers, lampreys, eels, and simi- Fig. 2.—Eastern End 01 the Museum. Fig. 4.-~Department of Preparation, Fig. 3.—Chemical Laboratory…

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