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Page 68
... species feeds extensively on snakes . and also eats lizards and large insects . All food is seized expertly in the feet , and the birds customarily eat while flying , tear- ing their prey apart with their bills . They are believed to be ...
... species feeds extensively on snakes . and also eats lizards and large insects . All food is seized expertly in the feet , and the birds customarily eat while flying , tear- ing their prey apart with their bills . They are believed to be ...
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... species . Although most abundant and diversified in the Tropics , they range far into the Arctic regions , and are found almost everywhere that earthly conditions will sustain life . THE WORLD'S LOFTIEST DWELLERS Far up on Mount Everest ...
... species . Although most abundant and diversified in the Tropics , they range far into the Arctic regions , and are found almost everywhere that earthly conditions will sustain life . THE WORLD'S LOFTIEST DWELLERS Far up on Mount Everest ...
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... species have lost all of their eyes - an important fact for those to note who believe in adaptive evolution . In Dysdera crocata ( see Color Plate VI , G ) and the other two species here mentioned , there are only six eyes . The eyes of ...
... species have lost all of their eyes - an important fact for those to note who believe in adaptive evolution . In Dysdera crocata ( see Color Plate VI , G ) and the other two species here mentioned , there are only six eyes . The eyes of ...
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CubaThe Isle of Romance By ENRIQUE C Canova 345 | 43 |
Eagles Hawks and Vultures 5 ills in color from paintings by MAJ ALLAN BROOKS | 64 |
Exploring the Secrets of Persepolis By CHARLES BREASTED 381 | 213 |
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