The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 61National Geographic Society, 1932 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... SEA LEVEL There is no scientific field of work which depends so much upon sheer luck as that which attends the capture of deep - sea fish . While oceanographic work has been car- ried on for almost sixty years , ever since the classic ...
... SEA LEVEL There is no scientific field of work which depends so much upon sheer luck as that which attends the capture of deep - sea fish . While oceanographic work has been car- ried on for almost sixty years , ever since the classic ...
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... DEEP - SEA SQUID HAVE AMAZING EYES Next to fish , the most amazing group of deep - sea animals are the squids , first cousins of the snails , who defy any brief résumé , so varied are their shapes , colors , intricate masses of light ...
... DEEP - SEA SQUID HAVE AMAZING EYES Next to fish , the most amazing group of deep - sea animals are the squids , first cousins of the snails , who defy any brief résumé , so varied are their shapes , colors , intricate masses of light ...
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... deep - sea fish is to call them by any terms . intelligible to the layman . From the weird character of their shapes , the dragonlike resemblance of their appearance , and their amazing structure , they are of great in- terest , but ...
... deep - sea fish is to call them by any terms . intelligible to the layman . From the weird character of their shapes , the dragonlike resemblance of their appearance , and their amazing structure , they are of great in- terest , but ...
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Cars Cable | 62 |
Alençon | 89 |
In the Land of Cruel Desert and Majestic Moun | 91 |
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