The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 40National Geographic Society, 1921 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 155
... stream contained trout as the permanent and almost sole occu- pants , with the temporary addition of all in the lake during the spawning season , unless flowing from headwater lakes , in which case the higher temperature and the ...
... stream contained trout as the permanent and almost sole occu- pants , with the temporary addition of all in the lake during the spawning season , unless flowing from headwater lakes , in which case the higher temperature and the ...
Page 197
... stream to the lake in search of food at a time when zero weather may have prevented forays above ground . No lumbering having been done on the river and lake except the removal of a few large pines , there was an absence of all second ...
... stream to the lake in search of food at a time when zero weather may have prevented forays above ground . No lumbering having been done on the river and lake except the removal of a few large pines , there was an absence of all second ...
Page 333
... streams may be poisoned by this rela- tively small amount of barbasco , and under favorable circumstances fish are stricken for a distance of three miles down - stream . Needless to say , the Jivaros speak a language of their own , very ...
... streams may be poisoned by this rela- tively small amount of barbasco , and under favorable circumstances fish are stricken for a distance of three miles down - stream . Needless to say , the Jivaros speak a language of their own , very ...
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