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Page 165
... hill country and breed in fresh water . But the entomologists found another species , Anopheles superpictus , which breeds in the pure waters of the hills and mountains , and is a dangerous malaria carrier . This was the mosquito ...
... hill country and breed in fresh water . But the entomologists found another species , Anopheles superpictus , which breeds in the pure waters of the hills and mountains , and is a dangerous malaria carrier . This was the mosquito ...
Page 221
... hills rise to foothills which finally become the mountains where Columbus sought for gold . If the capital had been established on the northern coast , it would have had an even more beautiful setting and its accessibility to steamship ...
... hills rise to foothills which finally become the mountains where Columbus sought for gold . If the capital had been established on the northern coast , it would have had an even more beautiful setting and its accessibility to steamship ...
Page 237
... hills you can dig copper ( Deut . 8 : 9 ) . It is known now that along the entire length of the Wadi ' Araba there are deposits of copper and iron . These were intensively worked in ancient times , particularly during the time of King ...
... hills you can dig copper ( Deut . 8 : 9 ) . It is known now that along the entire length of the Wadi ' Araba there are deposits of copper and iron . These were intensively worked in ancient times , particularly during the time of King ...
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Brazils Potent Weapons By W ROBERT MOORE | 41 |
Paricutín the Cornfield That Grew a Volcano Mexico By JAMES A GREEN | 129 |
Saboteur Mosquitoes By HARRY H STage | 165 |
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