The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 29National Geographic Society, 1916 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 82
... called the " lag " goose , bringing back to mind the time when some of them " lagged " behind in the days of their migration and permitted themselves finally to be domesticated . A DROVE OF KANSAS TURKEYS The heavy draft that ...
... called the " lag " goose , bringing back to mind the time when some of them " lagged " behind in the days of their migration and permitted themselves finally to be domesticated . A DROVE OF KANSAS TURKEYS The heavy draft that ...
Page 111
... called his true his- tory . At present our historical records begin in Egypt and Mesopotamia , using the latter word to include the entire coun- try adjacent to the Tigris and Euphrates ; and the first dim indications of anything that ...
... called his true his- tory . At present our historical records begin in Egypt and Mesopotamia , using the latter word to include the entire coun- try adjacent to the Tigris and Euphrates ; and the first dim indications of anything that ...
Page 112
... called Age of Mam- mals , came to a close with what is known as the Pliocene period . The earth then already bore substantial resemblance to what it is today , although with a warmer climate , and the mammal- ian life , although ...
... called Age of Mam- mals , came to a close with what is known as the Pliocene period . The earth then already bore substantial resemblance to what it is today , although with a warmer climate , and the mammal- ian life , although ...
Page 113
... called because during these many hundreds of centuries the successive races of men used only chipped stone tools and imple- ments . Following this immensely long Old Stone Age came in quick succession the relatively short ages known as ...
... called because during these many hundreds of centuries the successive races of men used only chipped stone tools and imple- ments . Following this immensely long Old Stone Age came in quick succession the relatively short ages known as ...
Page 123
... called " human " only if the word is used with a certain largeness . Again we make a long skip - this time of somewhat over a hundred thousand years and come to the Piltdown man , or near - man - a being seemingly little far- ther ...
... called " human " only if the word is used with a certain largeness . Again we make a long skip - this time of somewhat over a hundred thousand years and come to the Piltdown man , or near - man - a being seemingly little far- ther ...
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