Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 102
A SPECIES OF SEA-URCHIN, IN FORM FLATTENED ABOUT HALF-WAVBETWEEN THE COMMON SEA-URCHIN AND THE SAND-DOLLAR. sand-dollar. The under-side openings per-tain to food-supply, and the rosette on the up-per side contains the breathing organs. Yourparticular species is best understood if re- … THE COMMON SEA-URCHIN. garded as a flattened close relative of thecommon sea-urchin. the spotted sandpiper. Atlanta, Ga.Dear St. Nicholas : I have been seeing for thelast few days a bird that was very interesting. I thinkit was a spotted sandpiper, but I am not certain. Itwas about eight inches…
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