The New International Encyclopædia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... natural conditions . For the present , then , Wagner's factors of migration into areas with differing conditions of life , and isolation , and the consequent prevention of intercrossing with the original or parent forms , may be ...
... natural conditions . For the present , then , Wagner's factors of migration into areas with differing conditions of life , and isolation , and the consequent prevention of intercrossing with the original or parent forms , may be ...
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... natural beauty , and presents a striking contrast to the half - ruined city . The ancient walls of Ispahan have a length of about 23 miles , but only a small part of the area inclosed is in- habited , the remainder being a succession of ...
... natural beauty , and presents a striking contrast to the half - ruined city . The ancient walls of Ispahan have a length of about 23 miles , but only a small part of the area inclosed is in- habited , the remainder being a succession of ...
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... natural conse- quence of the development of a philosophy of love and its origin , formed the subject matter of the verse of the dolce stil nuovo poets . Among these were Dante , his friend Guido Cavalcanti ( c.1250- 1300 ) , Lapo Gianni ...
... natural conse- quence of the development of a philosophy of love and its origin , formed the subject matter of the verse of the dolce stil nuovo poets . Among these were Dante , his friend Guido Cavalcanti ( c.1250- 1300 ) , Lapo Gianni ...
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... natural order Bignoniaceæ . Several species locally called caroba , etc. , are employed medi- cinally in many South American countries . JACARÉ , jăk'å - ra ' , Port . pron . zhä'kå - rā ' ( Port . jacaré , jacareo , from the Brazilian ...
... natural order Bignoniaceæ . Several species locally called caroba , etc. , are employed medi- cinally in many South American countries . JACARÉ , jăk'å - ra ' , Port . pron . zhä'kå - rā ' ( Port . jacaré , jacareo , from the Brazilian ...
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... natural history , although it may have some foundation in the lion's occasionally following a troop of jackals in full cry , and appropriating ' the lion's share . ' Jackals are not only ready to devour any animal which they can run ...
... natural history , although it may have some foundation in the lion's occasionally following a troop of jackals in full cry , and appropriating ' the lion's share . ' Jackals are not only ready to devour any animal which they can run ...
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