The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 113National Geographic Society, 1958 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Bristlecone Pine , Oldest Known Living Thing By EDMUND SCHULMAN Dendrochronologist , Laboratory of Tree - Ring ... The history preserved in their annual not the mammoth trees of rainy for- layers of growth should eventually give us ests ...
Bristlecone Pine , Oldest Known Living Thing By EDMUND SCHULMAN Dendrochronologist , Laboratory of Tree - Ring ... The history preserved in their annual not the mammoth trees of rainy for- layers of growth should eventually give us ests ...
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The Indians naturally preferred tall , But it was in the 1953 field season that straight young trees for building timbers . . the dazzling possibilities of new and fantastiThey rarely bothered with the gnarled vet- cally long records of ...
The Indians naturally preferred tall , But it was in the 1953 field season that straight young trees for building timbers . . the dazzling possibilities of new and fantastiThey rarely bothered with the gnarled vet- cally long records of ...
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John Muir , be- many of the trees are full of heart rot and fore the turn of the century , put the age of some are only shells . ... Always this sound these and the junipers near Sonora Pass not tree is extremely resinous .
John Muir , be- many of the trees are full of heart rot and fore the turn of the century , put the age of some are only shells . ... Always this sound these and the junipers near Sonora Pass not tree is extremely resinous .
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