Rural Sports, Volume 2Bunny and Gold, 1801 |
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... continues Mr. H. have been continued ever since that time , yet I am still inclined to consider whatever is un- common in the structure of these parts in fishes , as only one mode in the variety displayed in the formation of this Organ ...
... continues Mr. H. have been continued ever since that time , yet I am still inclined to consider whatever is un- common in the structure of these parts in fishes , as only one mode in the variety displayed in the formation of this Organ ...
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... continues , that he should not have claimed a discovery , to which Mr. GEOFFROI had a prior right , had he been acquainted with that Author's researches and pretensions . The hearing of fishes has been long and strongly contended , but ...
... continues , that he should not have claimed a discovery , to which Mr. GEOFFROI had a prior right , had he been acquainted with that Author's researches and pretensions . The hearing of fishes has been long and strongly contended , but ...
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... continues in the state of Eggs a longer or a shorter period , but this is for the most part pro- portioned to the size of the animal . The young animal remains in the form of an Egg from December until April in the VOL . II . F 17.
... continues in the state of Eggs a longer or a shorter period , but this is for the most part pro- portioned to the size of the animal . The young animal remains in the form of an Egg from December until April in the VOL . II . F 17.
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... ( continues Mr. H. ) which weighs at its full growth but three or four ounces , appeared larger than those of a Cod of twenty pounds weight , and which might have grown to forty ; whilst that of a Stickleback , the smallest of all known ...
... ( continues Mr. H. ) which weighs at its full growth but three or four ounces , appeared larger than those of a Cod of twenty pounds weight , and which might have grown to forty ; whilst that of a Stickleback , the smallest of all known ...
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... of suffering from the rigidity of Age , which is the cause of natural decay in land animals , their bodies still continue increasing with fresh supplies , and as the body grows , the conduits of life furnish their stores 23.
... of suffering from the rigidity of Age , which is the cause of natural decay in land animals , their bodies still continue increasing with fresh supplies , and as the body grows , the conduits of life furnish their stores 23.
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