The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 24National Geographic Society, 1913 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 261
... less oyster at leisure . Other enemies of the grown oyster are fishes with powerful jaws armed with crushing teeth . On the Atlantic coast the most destructive fish is the black drum , a school of which may literally clean out an oyster ...
... less oyster at leisure . Other enemies of the grown oyster are fishes with powerful jaws armed with crushing teeth . On the Atlantic coast the most destructive fish is the black drum , a school of which may literally clean out an oyster ...
Page 335
... less swampy ; the river bed grows rocky and no longer flows through deep banks of black earth ; it acquires the greenish tinge of mountain streams ; and the foliage on the banks , while not less thick , is drier and shows a less ...
... less swampy ; the river bed grows rocky and no longer flows through deep banks of black earth ; it acquires the greenish tinge of mountain streams ; and the foliage on the banks , while not less thick , is drier and shows a less ...
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... less than 900 square miles , is more important as a duck winter resort than all the rest of the State . In other words , during the winter the majority of the ducks of Arkansas are collected on less than 1 / 60th of the State's area ...
... less than 900 square miles , is more important as a duck winter resort than all the rest of the State . In other words , during the winter the majority of the ducks of Arkansas are collected on less than 1 / 60th of the State's area ...
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