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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 16 (October 1909) (1909)

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mplish this work. none of the timidity of the octopus. When alarmed the tank, and raising and lowering it, the nautilus The total weight of the empty hull of the "Gjoa" could be made to change its color. they would dash away, filling the water with ink and is estimated at 300 tons. The total length… … from the time it sprang ! up throughout the period drawn into the shell; SCENES IN THE LITE OF A TAKE PAPEB NAUTILUS. nothing but the green eye of its growth. The record ,.$>,. be seen peering over the edge. Then, when satis- kept Is expected to be of Invaluable importance in years have radiations…

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