Smith, Hamilton Lanphere, 1819-1903. [from old catalog] · Cleveland, M. C. Younglove and company · leaf 309
r this it was exceedingly prominent and providedwith many hundred lenses, precisely similar to the eye of the 30G THE WORLD. dragon-fly, and the house-fly. Among the molnscs, or softbodied animals, we find one very common and characteristic ofthis period, but now entitely extinct, it belongs to the… … except the fragments of their former habitations, some of themare slender and pointed, others nearly straight, and they are oc-casionally found of great size. Such were the inhabitants of{he globe during its early periods, while yet no fishes swam inits waters, or animals roved in forests upon the…
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