The National Geographic Magazine, Volumes 76-77National Geographic Society, 1940 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 71
... side by side , rising and diving at the same time , or cruise along at a uni- form pace with their dorsal fins and part of their backs exposed . The Killer Whale has a mouth and throat large enough to swallow seals and porpoises entire ...
... side by side , rising and diving at the same time , or cruise along at a uni- form pace with their dorsal fins and part of their backs exposed . The Killer Whale has a mouth and throat large enough to swallow seals and porpoises entire ...
Page 85
... side its mother invariably between the fore flipper and the caudal flukes , both rising and sinking in unison . A sucking fish , the remora , adhering to the fore flipper or to the side of the tail of one of the dolphins , at times has ...
... side its mother invariably between the fore flipper and the caudal flukes , both rising and sinking in unison . A sucking fish , the remora , adhering to the fore flipper or to the side of the tail of one of the dolphins , at times has ...
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... side of the nest for a while and then went over to the other hawk . She walked fast , turned her head from side to side , and seemed very disconcerted . Finally the lone hawk waddled over to his brothers and sisters ; whereupon the ...
... side of the nest for a while and then went over to the other hawk . She walked fast , turned her head from side to side , and seemed very disconcerted . Finally the lone hawk waddled over to his brothers and sisters ; whereupon the ...
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Home Life and Industry in the Netherlands II illustrations in duotone from photographs | 271 |
History of Ancient Bridge Building and Road Making | 347 |
Italys Monuments Tell Romes Magnificence 8 illustrations from photographs 7 illus | 371 |
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