The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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... centimetres ( about 7.9 inches ) long and carries not only the urine , but also the semen and the secretions of the prostatic , bulbo - urethral , and urethral glands . During urination and orgasm it opens up , and its diameter then ...
... centimetres ( about 7.9 inches ) long and carries not only the urine , but also the semen and the secretions of the prostatic , bulbo - urethral , and urethral glands . During urination and orgasm it opens up , and its diameter then ...
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... centimetre ] ) fly . This is cast across the current and allowed to swing around as slowly and deeply as possible . The ... centimetres ) or less . Accuracy events include skish , a refined version of tour- nament casting that limits the ...
... centimetre ] ) fly . This is cast across the current and allowed to swing around as slowly and deeply as possible . The ... centimetres ) or less . Accuracy events include skish , a refined version of tour- nament casting that limits the ...
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... centimetres ( about three inches ) per minute , although Haliotis has been reported to move at almost ten times that ... centimetres ) a minute in snails less than two to three centimetres ( or about one inch ) in body length . Large ...
... centimetres ( about three inches ) per minute , although Haliotis has been reported to move at almost ten times that ... centimetres ) a minute in snails less than two to three centimetres ( or about one inch ) in body length . Large ...
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