Transactions of the Woolhope Naturalists' Field ClubWoolhope Naturalists' Field Club., 1898 |
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... head moth .. A few notes on Fungi in the Alps , by T. Howse The British Mycological Society ... ... The Earthquake of December 17th , 1896 , by H. Cecil Moore , Robert Clarke , and Alfred Watkins Dr. Davison's list of Questions on the ...
... head moth .. A few notes on Fungi in the Alps , by T. Howse The British Mycological Society ... ... The Earthquake of December 17th , 1896 , by H. Cecil Moore , Robert Clarke , and Alfred Watkins Dr. Davison's list of Questions on the ...
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... heads every year . The bear , we believe , is still found in France in very small numbers , though it probably became extinct in Britain before the end of the 10th century . The wild boar abounds in France , not merely in wild countries ...
... heads every year . The bear , we believe , is still found in France in very small numbers , though it probably became extinct in Britain before the end of the 10th century . The wild boar abounds in France , not merely in wild countries ...
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... Head and Gadcliff . Several were often seen together soaring over the cliffs above Kimmeridge , uttering their ominous croak . In 1865 Mr. Harting noticed its occurrence near Lulworth , where there was a brood reared in Swyre Cliffs in ...
... Head and Gadcliff . Several were often seen together soaring over the cliffs above Kimmeridge , uttering their ominous croak . In 1865 Mr. Harting noticed its occurrence near Lulworth , where there was a brood reared in Swyre Cliffs in ...
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... head- quarters of the 20th Legion . Wroxeter was probably destroyed first by the Picts in the deluge of barbarians from the North , when the Romans left the Britons to themselves , 426 A.D. , and then a century later it seems to have ...
... head- quarters of the 20th Legion . Wroxeter was probably destroyed first by the Picts in the deluge of barbarians from the North , when the Romans left the Britons to themselves , 426 A.D. , and then a century later it seems to have ...
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... heads of the pins were cut off to the altitudes required , and the model was gradually built up of clay . Towering above the dominant hills stands the monarch Ben Nevis - these mountains on the west coast are the first to receive the ...
... heads of the pins were cut off to the altitudes required , and the model was gradually built up of clay . Towering above the dominant hills stands the monarch Ben Nevis - these mountains on the west coast are the first to receive the ...
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