Great Books of the Western World, Band 9Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... called the thorax , two arms and two legs . [ 30 ] Of the parts of which the head is com- posed the hair - covered portion is called the ' skull ' . The front portion of it is termed ' breg- ma ' or ' sinciput ' , developed after birth ...
... called the thorax , two arms and two legs . [ 30 ] Of the parts of which the head is com- posed the hair - covered portion is called the ' skull ' . The front portion of it is termed ' breg- ma ' or ' sinciput ' , developed after birth ...
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... called goat - sucker lives on moun- tains ; it is a little larger than the owsel , and less than the cuckoo ; it lays two eggs , or three at the most , and is of a sluggish disposition . It [ 5 ] flies up to the she - goat and sucks its ...
... called goat - sucker lives on moun- tains ; it is a little larger than the owsel , and less than the cuckoo ; it lays two eggs , or three at the most , and is of a sluggish disposition . It [ 5 ] flies up to the she - goat and sucks its ...
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... called mothers , and the other of workers . The leaders are far larg er and milder - tempered than the others . The workers do not live over into a second year , but all die when winter comes on ; and this can be [ 5 ] proved , for at ...
... called mothers , and the other of workers . The leaders are far larg er and milder - tempered than the others . The workers do not live over into a second year , but all die when winter comes on ; and this can be [ 5 ] proved , for at ...
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HISTORY OF ANIMALS Historia animalium translated | 7 |
lated by William Ogle p | 161 |
by A S L Farquharson p | 233 |
Urheberrecht | |
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