The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 38
MARKET BOUND Photograph by A. Duperly and Son With the patient burro and a tiny cart , the problem of transportation is solved in Jamaica . or Indian breeds ( see page 13 ) , provide. 38.
MARKET BOUND Photograph by A. Duperly and Son With the patient burro and a tiny cart , the problem of transportation is solved in Jamaica . or Indian breeds ( see page 13 ) , provide. 38.
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... breeds of beef cattle origi- nated in Great Britain , as well as most of the leading milch breeds . But these , in their pure strains , are not suited to tick and lice - ridden tropical lands . The Zebu , The old bronze church bell ...
... breeds of beef cattle origi- nated in Great Britain , as well as most of the leading milch breeds . But these , in their pure strains , are not suited to tick and lice - ridden tropical lands . The Zebu , The old bronze church bell ...
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... breeds ( see page 13 ) , provide a crossing that makes a practically disease - im- mune stock . An in- fusion of from 10 to 20 per cent of Zebu blood leaves un- spoiled in the British original breeds all the shape , quality , and size ...
... breeds ( see page 13 ) , provide a crossing that makes a practically disease - im- mune stock . An in- fusion of from 10 to 20 per cent of Zebu blood leaves un- spoiled in the British original breeds all the shape , quality , and size ...
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... breed there by thousands , took of the flesh and eggs of great sea turtles , and set down in his log notes that read like a page from Robinson Crusoe . As Hawkins found them , so essentially the islands remain . Their permanent ...
... breed there by thousands , took of the flesh and eggs of great sea turtles , and set down in his log notes that read like a page from Robinson Crusoe . As Hawkins found them , so essentially the islands remain . Their permanent ...
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THE WEST SHORE OF BIRD KEY , SHOWING SOME OF THE 33,000 BIRDS THAT BREED HERE ANNUALLY The birds belong to two species . Almost all of those on the ground , with white breasts and black backs , are sooty terns . They lay their eggs on ...
THE WEST SHORE OF BIRD KEY , SHOWING SOME OF THE 33,000 BIRDS THAT BREED HERE ANNUALLY The birds belong to two species . Almost all of those on the ground , with white breasts and black backs , are sooty terns . They lay their eggs on ...
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