The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 34
... fact than the one that " oysters grow on trees in Jamaica . " These oysters ( Ostrea parasitica ) attach themselves to the roots of mangrove trees and , being exposed to view at low tide , give the appearance of having grown on the ...
... fact than the one that " oysters grow on trees in Jamaica . " These oysters ( Ostrea parasitica ) attach themselves to the roots of mangrove trees and , being exposed to view at low tide , give the appearance of having grown on the ...
Page 40
... fact made known to the tourist world . EAST INDIAN STRAIN HAS SAFEGUARDED JAMAICAN CATTLE At Montego Bay we leave the coast road and cut across the western end of the island to Savanna - la - Mar , passing en route the great cattle ...
... fact made known to the tourist world . EAST INDIAN STRAIN HAS SAFEGUARDED JAMAICAN CATTLE At Montego Bay we leave the coast road and cut across the western end of the island to Savanna - la - Mar , passing en route the great cattle ...
Page 51
... fact that he knows when his load of produce is disposed of he will have an equal or greater human cargo on the homeward trip . National Geographic Society National Geographic Society WEIGHING DYEWOOD FOR EXPORT Autochrome Lumière by. VII.
... fact that he knows when his load of produce is disposed of he will have an equal or greater human cargo on the homeward trip . National Geographic Society National Geographic Society WEIGHING DYEWOOD FOR EXPORT Autochrome Lumière by. VII.
Page 71
... fact that it is , in a way , precisely the same sort of ma- terial throughout . Small fishes , with crabs and shrimps , and more than an occasional small octo- pus make up the most of it . But when it is closely examined it appears that ...
... fact that it is , in a way , precisely the same sort of ma- terial throughout . Small fishes , with crabs and shrimps , and more than an occasional small octo- pus make up the most of it . But when it is closely examined it appears that ...
Page 73
... fact , their reaction to approaching dark is so ingrained that I can at any time put them to bed by throw- ing a dark cloth over their aquarium and wrapping the sides with it . This response is common to their race . They behave in ...
... fact , their reaction to approaching dark is so ingrained that I can at any time put them to bed by throw- ing a dark cloth over their aquarium and wrapping the sides with it . This response is common to their race . They behave in ...
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