The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 410
... forests in western Oregon and northwestern California , where it often spends its life in the tops of such noble trees as the Sitka spruce , the Douglas fir , and the coast redwood . Such an amazing depar- ture from the habits of its ...
... forests in western Oregon and northwestern California , where it often spends its life in the tops of such noble trees as the Sitka spruce , the Douglas fir , and the coast redwood . Such an amazing depar- ture from the habits of its ...
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... forests , has responded to its environment by developing dark colors and a robust physique . The painted chipmunk of the Great Basin has given an equally perfect response to entirely different conditions . It is one of the geographic ...
... forests , has responded to its environment by developing dark colors and a robust physique . The painted chipmunk of the Great Basin has given an equally perfect response to entirely different conditions . It is one of the geographic ...
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... forests of western Ore- gon , Washington , and southern British Co- lumbia . As in other mammals of this extremely humid region , the colors of its upperparts are dark brown , in strong contrast to the much paler and grayer colors of ...
... forests of western Ore- gon , Washington , and southern British Co- lumbia . As in other mammals of this extremely humid region , the colors of its upperparts are dark brown , in strong contrast to the much paler and grayer colors of ...
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Captain JACQUES De SIEYES | 5 |
Captain ANDRÉ DE BERROETA | 27 |
Italys Eagles of Combat and Defense | 38 |
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