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Page 88
... species were known to the great Swedish naturalist . Will- denow enumerates eighty - six : but Mr. Haworth , who has long cultivated the genus with peculiar fondness , now discrimi- nates not fewer than two hundred and eleven species ...
... species were known to the great Swedish naturalist . Will- denow enumerates eighty - six : but Mr. Haworth , who has long cultivated the genus with peculiar fondness , now discrimi- nates not fewer than two hundred and eleven species ...
Page 131
... species and the sub - species - an aukward category , which frequently occurs in the Wernerian classification . The seventh species under the Clay Genus is Felspar ; or , as the author remarks , more properly Feldspar : Feldspath ...
... species and the sub - species - an aukward category , which frequently occurs in the Wernerian classification . The seventh species under the Clay Genus is Felspar ; or , as the author remarks , more properly Feldspar : Feldspath ...
Page 524
... species , but each of the other ge- nera has only one . As geological researches would induce a belief that some species of birds have perished from the earth , we may presume that those allied to this family were of the number ; since ...
... species , but each of the other ge- nera has only one . As geological researches would induce a belief that some species of birds have perished from the earth , we may presume that those allied to this family were of the number ; since ...
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