The American Naturalist, Volumen21Essex Institute, 1887 |
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... hundred , are widely scattered over the world , and are most diversified in form and habit . Some of them are climbers , some creepers , some herbs of upright growth , some shrubs , and some trees . Two features which are found in many ...
... hundred , are widely scattered over the world , and are most diversified in form and habit . Some of them are climbers , some creepers , some herbs of upright growth , some shrubs , and some trees . Two features which are found in many ...
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... hundred species , all of them found in the Cape of Good Hope region . They are peculiar in having thick , fleshy stems , generally with small scales in place of leaves borne on the angles of the stems . The flowers are mainly star ...
... hundred species , all of them found in the Cape of Good Hope region . They are peculiar in having thick , fleshy stems , generally with small scales in place of leaves borne on the angles of the stems . The flowers are mainly star ...
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... hundred . The infra - spinous index is the proportion of the breadth to the length of the infra - spinous fossa , the latter being considered one hundred . CD The human scapula being the starting - point , Broca under- stands by ...
... hundred . The infra - spinous index is the proportion of the breadth to the length of the infra - spinous fossa , the latter being considered one hundred . CD The human scapula being the starting - point , Broca under- stands by ...
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... hundred scapulæ of Europeans . They admit that it is quite possible that some of the bones belonged to members of other races , and they paid no attention to sex , which for the most part was unknown . They counted every scapula ...
... hundred scapulæ of Europeans . They admit that it is quite possible that some of the bones belonged to members of other races , and they paid no attention to sex , which for the most part was unknown . They counted every scapula ...
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... hundred and thirteen bones which I have called Cau- casian are , like those used by Flower and Garson , rather a heter- ogeneous collection . They for the most part belong to the Harvard Medical School and to the Boston Society of ...
... hundred and thirteen bones which I have called Cau- casian are , like those used by Flower and Garson , rather a heter- ogeneous collection . They for the most part belong to the Harvard Medical School and to the Boston Society of ...
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