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... knowledge , and doing much to uphold the Society's reputation . The information received in this way , during the late Session , from Mr. Dukinfield Jones and Captain Cawne Warren will be found in the forthcoming Volume of Proceedings ...
... knowledge , and doing much to uphold the Society's reputation . The information received in this way , during the late Session , from Mr. Dukinfield Jones and Captain Cawne Warren will be found in the forthcoming Volume of Proceedings ...
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... knowledge that this well - merited distinction has been bestowed upon its recipient as an acknowledgment of his life - long services in the promotion of those objects which this Society was founded to encourage . Sir JAMES PICTON has ...
... knowledge that this well - merited distinction has been bestowed upon its recipient as an acknowledgment of his life - long services in the promotion of those objects which this Society was founded to encourage . Sir JAMES PICTON has ...
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... knowledge of the Class , and he had the gratification of seeing his work thus alluded to by the late Prof. H. James - Clark at a meeting of the Boston Natural History Society , in 1868. ( Ann . and Mag . of Nat . Hist . , 1868 , vol . i ...
... knowledge of the Class , and he had the gratification of seeing his work thus alluded to by the late Prof. H. James - Clark at a meeting of the Boston Natural History Society , in 1868. ( Ann . and Mag . of Nat . Hist . , 1868 , vol . i ...
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... whose spicules are composed of calcium . It is not to be expected that this system or any other will satisfy everybody , but it is perhaps the best that can be adopted in the present state of our knowledge of the lxxii PROCEEDINGS .
... whose spicules are composed of calcium . It is not to be expected that this system or any other will satisfy everybody , but it is perhaps the best that can be adopted in the present state of our knowledge of the lxxii PROCEEDINGS .
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... knowledge of the Spongida which the opportunities and time of the last twenty years have given me , I might have done this myself , and more ; but as it is , it must be left to the next generation . " From the above we learn that Mr ...
... knowledge of the Spongida which the opportunities and time of the last twenty years have given me , I might have done this myself , and more ; but as it is , it must be left to the next generation . " From the above we learn that Mr ...
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