The Intellectual Observer, Том 11Groombridge and Sons, 1867 |
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Achene acid ancient aperture apparatus appears Aristillus Astronomical atmosphere axis barometer beautiful birds bright British cause cells centre coil colour comet considerable contains court crater curve described diameter disc distance earth effect Egilops electric exhibited extremely fact feet fossils genus glass graptolite Graptolithus heat hemisphere Hyalonema Hydrozoa inches intaglios latitude less libration light Linné Llandeilo lunar mass matter means metal miles minute moon moon's mountain nature nearly northern hemisphere notice objects observed obtained ordinary Paarl peculiar piece Plate polypary polyps portion position present probably produced radicle rays remarkable rocks Roman S. P. Woodward says scarus screw seen shell side silicious Silurian silver solar species specimens spicules sponge spot Star Chamber Stiperstone stone supposed surface T. W. WEBB telescope temperature tion tube vapour vessel visible weight whole zoophyte
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