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Pagina 84
... living insect , when at rest ; and , though we admit that many advantages result from the present innovations , we cannot but regret that the important circumstance , on which the former arrangement is founded , should be overlooked in ...
... living insect , when at rest ; and , though we admit that many advantages result from the present innovations , we cannot but regret that the important circumstance , on which the former arrangement is founded , should be overlooked in ...
Pagina 87
... living creatures , is in a ratio agreeing with the heat and velocity of their circulating fluids ; those of course being the most acute , which possess the warmest and quickest flow . On this principle it becomes easy to explain why an ...
... living creatures , is in a ratio agreeing with the heat and velocity of their circulating fluids ; those of course being the most acute , which possess the warmest and quickest flow . On this principle it becomes easy to explain why an ...
Pagina 88
... living state , above one hundred and sixty species and many varieties , a number not only calculated to sur- prize both the Botanist and Horticulturist , but to create a dis- , belief of their reality and existence ; if it was not in my ...
... living state , above one hundred and sixty species and many varieties , a number not only calculated to sur- prize both the Botanist and Horticulturist , but to create a dis- , belief of their reality and existence ; if it was not in my ...
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