The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 100National Geographic Society, 1951 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 354
... known . The general abundance of trees indicates that it probably originated in the Malay Archipelago and neighboring islands as far east as the Fijis . The pummelo fruit is very large , often up to 8 inches in diameter . It has the ...
... known . The general abundance of trees indicates that it probably originated in the Malay Archipelago and neighboring islands as far east as the Fijis . The pummelo fruit is very large , often up to 8 inches in diameter . It has the ...
Page 376
... known in the southern islands of Japan and in the south - central part of eastern China . The species is not definitely known in the wild . It evidently originated in the south- ern part of China , possibly from an amal- gamation of ...
... known in the southern islands of Japan and in the south - central part of eastern China . The species is not definitely known in the wild . It evidently originated in the south- ern part of China , possibly from an amal- gamation of ...
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... known . It was an earless water rat , Crossomys monck- toni , much sought by naturalists in New Guinea . The only other one known to exist was found in the highlands behind Port Moresby in 1907. It has been stored in the British Museum ...
... known . It was an earless water rat , Crossomys monck- toni , much sought by naturalists in New Guinea . The only other one known to exist was found in the highlands behind Port Moresby in 1907. It has been stored in the British Museum ...
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