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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... living material in a mem- brane , the next step was the organization of DNA into nuclei in each cell , with chromosomes bearing the genes in linear order . Such organisms are called eucaryotes and include all organisms above bacteria ...
... living material in a mem- brane , the next step was the organization of DNA into nuclei in each cell , with chromosomes bearing the genes in linear order . Such organisms are called eucaryotes and include all organisms above bacteria ...
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... living east of the Ob River , and the Voguls ( who call themselves Mansi ) , numbering about 6,000 and living west of the Ob River . The other branch spread southward and made contact with the Bulgar Turks and the Khazars ; in the year ...
... living east of the Ob River , and the Voguls ( who call themselves Mansi ) , numbering about 6,000 and living west of the Ob River . The other branch spread southward and made contact with the Bulgar Turks and the Khazars ; in the year ...
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... living archaic forms , the horseshoe crabs deserve to be called " living fossils . " The Eurypterida , or sea scorpions , have become famous both because of the excellently preserved specimens known and the giant size of certain species ...
... living archaic forms , the horseshoe crabs deserve to be called " living fossils . " The Eurypterida , or sea scorpions , have become famous both because of the excellently preserved specimens known and the giant size of certain species ...
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