The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 101National Geographic Society, 1952 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 187
I was after a fish known as Nomeus gronovii , alone reputed to live in close association with the Portuguese man - of - war . Although zoology textbooks refer in wonderment to this strange relationship , actually little is known about ...
I was after a fish known as Nomeus gronovii , alone reputed to live in close association with the Portuguese man - of - war . Although zoology textbooks refer in wonderment to this strange relationship , actually little is known about ...
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Known as puncheons , they hold , about 114 U. S. gallons and average 1,400 pounds gross . Two puncheons ( above ) , hanging from a crane , are hoisted for shipment to London . A lighter ( right ) reveals two of the 30 - foot oars used ...
Known as puncheons , they hold , about 114 U. S. gallons and average 1,400 pounds gross . Two puncheons ( above ) , hanging from a crane , are hoisted for shipment to London . A lighter ( right ) reveals two of the 30 - foot oars used ...
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The known remaining takahe form several colonies , the largest of which has only about ten breeding pairs . The infertility danger is obvious . Severe Winters Limit Food From observations over three nesting seasons , it seems that most ...
The known remaining takahe form several colonies , the largest of which has only about ten breeding pairs . The infertility danger is obvious . Severe Winters Limit Food From observations over three nesting seasons , it seems that most ...
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