The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 54National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography |
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Page 57
... head of all arthropods ; and the Crabs are the highest of crustaceans . CRUSTACEANS FOUND EVERYWHERE Some forms of crustacean life can be met with almost everywhere . Inland they are represented by the crayfishes of ponds and streams ...
... head of all arthropods ; and the Crabs are the highest of crustaceans . CRUSTACEANS FOUND EVERYWHERE Some forms of crustacean life can be met with almost everywhere . Inland they are represented by the crayfishes of ponds and streams ...
Page 71
... head , it has a pair of simple eyes , located one on each side of the base of the front middle spine . It is doubtful whether they are of any use to the animal ; in fact , it is not improbable that , even with its compound eyes , the ...
... head , it has a pair of simple eyes , located one on each side of the base of the front middle spine . It is doubtful whether they are of any use to the animal ; in fact , it is not improbable that , even with its compound eyes , the ...
Page 73
... worst on the river below Yankee Jim's Canyon . Here I gave the boat her head and let the under- current draw her fairly into the main 95 90 Jefferson River Ft Benton 110 Milk Great Falls 73 TRAILING HISTORY DOWN THE BIG MUDDY.
... worst on the river below Yankee Jim's Canyon . Here I gave the boat her head and let the under- current draw her fairly into the main 95 90 Jefferson River Ft Benton 110 Milk Great Falls 73 TRAILING HISTORY DOWN THE BIG MUDDY.
Page 77
... head and raised such a rough - and - tumble of whitecaps that no skiff could have lived in it for half a minute . I passed Reed Point and Columbus . early in the afternoon . Below , I began to watch for a certain line of bluffs which ...
... head and raised such a rough - and - tumble of whitecaps that no skiff could have lived in it for half a minute . I passed Reed Point and Columbus . early in the afternoon . Below , I began to watch for a certain line of bluffs which ...
Page 96
... head of the Missouri , " were equally fierce in this quarter . Numerous herds of bighorn were also seen on some rug- ged hills to the south- east . In all the records of western exploration and travel I can recall nothing that suggests ...
... head of the Missouri , " were equally fierce in this quarter . Numerous herds of bighorn were also seen on some rug- ged hills to the south- east . In all the records of western exploration and travel I can recall nothing that suggests ...
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