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

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ch is dragged back to his re- the microscopic organisms of the sea, together with station. Here is situated a hatchery that has demon- treat. The stronger the light the more cautious he hundreds of its brothers and sisters born at the same strated the possihility of saving the lobster from the… … Cylinders in which individual lobsters are confined Drying a 12-foot lobster bag after it has been washed. for observation. this favorite crustacean has been a perplexing prob- kingdom. The more active get the most food, and of day. If exposed to the sun, he will wander nerv- lem for many years…

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