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

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Lobsters In third stage 6. Lobster In the seventh 5. Lobsters In the fifth 2. Lobsters in second stage, 4. Lobsters in fourth stage, old, at which time he of their development. and sixth stages of having molted their skin stage of his devel- their development, at which having molted three times.… … This lobster traveled ten miles in eight days. An adult fejnale lobster in "berry," or bearing Three young lobsters of the same age, showing the great The copper tag attached asks the egg flusters under the tail, difference in growth. finder to return it. SAVING THE AMERICAN LOBSTER.

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