The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 62
... plant of the modern Marine Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution nestling in a small grove of Australian pines and coconut palms ( see page 61 ) . The yacht lying off the dock is the Anton Dohrn , which brings the scientists from Key ...
... plant of the modern Marine Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution nestling in a small grove of Australian pines and coconut palms ( see page 61 ) . The yacht lying off the dock is the Anton Dohrn , which brings the scientists from Key ...
Page 65
... plant life in the sea . They feed upon microscopic diatoms , grow and multiply at their expense , are eaten them- selves by larger creatures , and these by others pyramided upon them . When I see small fishes , in a state of relative ...
... plant life in the sea . They feed upon microscopic diatoms , grow and multiply at their expense , are eaten them- selves by larger creatures , and these by others pyramided upon them . When I see small fishes , in a state of relative ...
Page 75
... plant , but as much animal as the fishes themselves . YELLOW GOATFISHES PEERING THROUGH CHINKS IN THE CORALS AND POURING. A GRACEFUL YELLOWTAIL COMES TO FEED ON A SEA URCHIN BENEATH A OF ONE CORAL HEAD TO ANOTHER Photograph by Dr. W ...
... plant , but as much animal as the fishes themselves . YELLOW GOATFISHES PEERING THROUGH CHINKS IN THE CORALS AND POURING. A GRACEFUL YELLOWTAIL COMES TO FEED ON A SEA URCHIN BENEATH A OF ONE CORAL HEAD TO ANOTHER Photograph by Dr. W ...
Page 77
... plants , green or yellow , or of the other colors corals display . It is their pigment , shim- mering through the living tissue thinly covering the skeleton , that gives the coral its apparent color . Until recently , these plants were ...
... plants , green or yellow , or of the other colors corals display . It is their pigment , shim- mering through the living tissue thinly covering the skeleton , that gives the coral its apparent color . Until recently , these plants were ...
Page 103
... plants of species unknown to England were collected . NEW ZEALAND'S DIVIDING STRAIT EXPLORED Cook's thoroughness in exploring the island which Tasman had sighted and called Staten Land is memorialized in the name of Cook Strait . After ...
... plants of species unknown to England were collected . NEW ZEALAND'S DIVIDING STRAIT EXPLORED Cook's thoroughness in exploring the island which Tasman had sighted and called Staten Land is memorialized in the name of Cook Strait . After ...
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