The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 33National Geographic Society, 1918 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... species . Some species burrow only under the shelter of bushes or other vegetation ; others out in the bare ground . Each burrow commonly has grouped in a small area several entrance holes , which lead through tunnels to the central ...
... species . Some species burrow only under the shelter of bushes or other vegetation ; others out in the bare ground . Each burrow commonly has grouped in a small area several entrance holes , which lead through tunnels to the central ...
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... species , often came within the circle of light at the same time . At first all were shy and when I made any sudden movement would leap in every direction , like grasshoppers , and quickly vanish . The smallest of the species , a member ...
... species , often came within the circle of light at the same time . At first all were shy and when I made any sudden movement would leap in every direction , like grasshoppers , and quickly vanish . The smallest of the species , a member ...
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... species are much smaller . Kangaroo rats of many species are distrib- uted over most of the arid and semiarid re- gions of the United States and Mexico , from Nebraska , Oklahoma , and the Gulf Coast of Texas west to the Pacific coast ...
... species are much smaller . Kangaroo rats of many species are distrib- uted over most of the arid and semiarid re- gions of the United States and Mexico , from Nebraska , Oklahoma , and the Gulf Coast of Texas west to the Pacific coast ...
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Captain JACQUES De SIEYES | 5 |
Captain ANDRÉ DE BERROETA | 27 |
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