The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 51National Geographic Society, 1927 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 7
... tries to finesse by walking around him into line again with the same bunch , and thus be credited twice for one load , he yanks her out , as seen in this picture , and everybody laughs . HERE LYETHY BODY OF COM JOHN COMBECK OF COMBECK IN.
... tries to finesse by walking around him into line again with the same bunch , and thus be credited twice for one load , he yanks her out , as seen in this picture , and everybody laughs . HERE LYETHY BODY OF COM JOHN COMBECK OF COMBECK IN.
Page 37
... seen along the way breaking rock under government contract for road repair . They seem happy and contented in this work , which to the American negro would , perhaps , seem a great hardship . Finally , a full year after he had landed ...
... seen along the way breaking rock under government contract for road repair . They seem happy and contented in this work , which to the American negro would , perhaps , seem a great hardship . Finally , a full year after he had landed ...
Page 55
... seen at the left , are breeding grounds for large numbers of man - of - war , or frigate birds . The mangrove swamps on the islands are the habitat of the intertidal species of oysters illustrated on page 34 . OCEAN BOTTOM Marine Life ...
... seen at the left , are breeding grounds for large numbers of man - of - war , or frigate birds . The mangrove swamps on the islands are the habitat of the intertidal species of oysters illustrated on page 34 . OCEAN BOTTOM Marine Life ...
Page 62
... seen the 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 ...
... seen the 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 ...
Page 63
... seen in the distance ( see text , page 61 , and illustrations , page 67 ) . The key has been set aside as a national bird reservation ( see , also , illustration , page 66 ) . Photograph by Charles Martin water by the most violent ...
... seen in the distance ( see text , page 61 , and illustrations , page 67 ) . The key has been set aside as a national bird reservation ( see , also , illustration , page 66 ) . Photograph by Charles Martin water by the most violent ...
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