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How Two Creatures, Living at the Earth's Antipodes, Were Blotted Out of Existence by Human Greed
How Two Creatures, Living at the Earth's Antipodes, Were Blotted Out of Existence by Human Greed
Fifteenth-Century Travelers Told Tales of a Marvelous Rain-producing Tree
A Study of the Developing Hair Through the Microscope Reveals the Secrets of Color Production and Color Loss
Recent Comparative Studies of Animal Hairs Under the Microscope Reveal a Remarkable Relationship Hitherto Unsuspected
Some Significant Phases in the Study of the Plankton of Lakes and Seas, and What They Mean to Us
An Interesting Relationship Involving the Relief of a Filtration-Plant Nuisance
An Account of the Extraordinary Life History of One of Our Common Worms
What the Microscope Tells Us About Their Make-Up and Identification
A Study of Starch, the World's Premier Alimental Substance
Recent Acquisitions to the Knowledge of Its Minute Structure, and Their Applications
Some Methods in the Microscopical Examination of Textile Fibers
The Microscopic Structure of the Intellectual Portion of the Human Brain
The Microscopic Identification of Mammal Hairs Used in the Textile Industry
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