The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 96National Geographic Society, 1949 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 35
... animals is so vast that the Mollusca are exceeded in number in the ani- mal kingdom only by the joint - footed animals ( Arthropoda ) , which include the insects . This mighty horde of mollusks inhabits the sea , the fresh waters of ...
... animals is so vast that the Mollusca are exceeded in number in the ani- mal kingdom only by the joint - footed animals ( Arthropoda ) , which include the insects . This mighty horde of mollusks inhabits the sea , the fresh waters of ...
Page 37
... animals . Others , when well located , wait for the food to be washed into their stomachs . The point is that they are designed by Nature to lead animal lives , and the shell collector must either catch them like any other hunter or dig ...
... animals . Others , when well located , wait for the food to be washed into their stomachs . The point is that they are designed by Nature to lead animal lives , and the shell collector must either catch them like any other hunter or dig ...
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... animals . Magical aid was normally sought by the hunter . A common method , also practiced in parts of Asia , was to use the shoulder blade of a caribou on which were incised images of the animal . This was then held over a fire until ...
... animals . Magical aid was normally sought by the hunter . A common method , also practiced in parts of Asia , was to use the shoulder blade of a caribou on which were incised images of the animal . This was then held over a fire until ...
Contents
Adobe New Mexico By Mason Sutherland With 28 illustrations in color from natural | xiii |
Workshop of the Titans By Albert W Atwood | 117 |
Power Comes Back to Peiping By Nelson T Johnson and W Robert Moore With 18 | 337 |
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