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Page 160
... early date . Biblical references show that game was plen- tiful , much sought after , and duly appreciated by the Israelites . Hunting began early among the ancient Greeks . Xenophon's Kynēgetikos ( “ On Hunt- ing " ) in the 4th century ...
... early date . Biblical references show that game was plen- tiful , much sought after , and duly appreciated by the Israelites . Hunting began early among the ancient Greeks . Xenophon's Kynēgetikos ( “ On Hunt- ing " ) in the 4th century ...
Page 237
... early amphibian limbs and limb supports , the lack of gills , and strong ribs . Ichthyostega and its relatives represent forms that appear to be near the evolutionary line leading to the more advanced amphibians . It is possible that ...
... early amphibian limbs and limb supports , the lack of gills , and strong ribs . Ichthyostega and its relatives represent forms that appear to be near the evolutionary line leading to the more advanced amphibians . It is possible that ...
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... early as 800,000 years ago . The colonization of Java apparently took place from mainland Southeast Asia , and domestic agriculture is known to have been practiced there as early as 2500 BC . Indian traders began arriving in Java from ...
... early as 800,000 years ago . The colonization of Java apparently took place from mainland Southeast Asia , and domestic agriculture is known to have been practiced there as early as 2500 BC . Indian traders began arriving in Java from ...
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19th century Horsehair for the textile industry | 87 |
horsehair worm also called HAIRWORM | 250 |
of this dark cloud has a shape somewhat | 300 |
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