The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 61National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 68
... fish and shrimps and squids enter the lightless zone they may become Peerers and Lantern- bearers . In regard to these deep - sea be- ings , our ignorance of the method and se- quence and actual stimulus of evolution may be said to be ...
... fish and shrimps and squids enter the lightless zone they may become Peerers and Lantern- bearers . In regard to these deep - sea be- ings , our ignorance of the method and se- quence and actual stimulus of evolution may be said to be ...
Page 79
... fish is to call them by any terms intelligible to the layman . From the weird character of their shapes , the dragonlike resemblance of their appearance , and their amazing structure , they are of great in- terest , but when only a ...
... fish is to call them by any terms intelligible to the layman . From the weird character of their shapes , the dragonlike resemblance of their appearance , and their amazing structure , they are of great in- terest , but when only a ...
Page 82
... fish were all empty except for one small fish , a Lestidium , which had evi- dently been captured and swallowed just before the Dragonfish entered the net , for it was in perfect condition as to shape , fins , and skin . It is useless ...
... fish were all empty except for one small fish , a Lestidium , which had evi- dently been captured and swallowed just before the Dragonfish entered the net , for it was in perfect condition as to shape , fins , and skin . It is useless ...
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In the Land of Cruel Desert and Majestic Moun | 91 |
Japan | 100 |
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