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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 9 (March 1907) (1907)

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w, which I present in more complete proved that the energetic destructive action of light One of the most extensive bridges in the Old form in this article. World is that illustrated in the accompanying photo- on the germs of splenic fever is dependent upon the The theory was suggested by the… … body deep, like that of the larger fish. In concentrated sulphuric acid. These are other respects the fish resembles the alba- vegetative organisms. It is probable ONE OF THE GREAT NATURAL BRIDGES OF AFRICA. core, the„ arrangement of the fins being that spores and seeds would survive much very…

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