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Page 151
... close relation- ship within this family , but less close affinities with other falconiforms . Annotated classification . The classification of L.H. Brown and D. Amadon , 1968 , which is given below , was based upon that in J.L. Peters ...
... close relation- ship within this family , but less close affinities with other falconiforms . Annotated classification . The classification of L.H. Brown and D. Amadon , 1968 , which is given below , was based upon that in J.L. Peters ...
Page 220
... close packing , every second layer is oriented the same as the original layer , whereas in cubic close packing every third layer has that orientation . At high temperatures , nepheline of composition NaAlSiO , changes to carnegieite ...
... close packing , every second layer is oriented the same as the original layer , whereas in cubic close packing every third layer has that orientation . At high temperatures , nepheline of composition NaAlSiO , changes to carnegieite ...
Page 338
... close of the Devonian . These had the placoderm amphystylic jaws but had paired fins of a more efficient type . In turn the hybodonts are thought to have given rise to the living but archaic mollusk - eating Port Jackson sharks ...
... close of the Devonian . These had the placoderm amphystylic jaws but had paired fins of a more efficient type . In turn the hybodonts are thought to have given rise to the living but archaic mollusk - eating Port Jackson sharks ...
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would become the principal reserve asset while gold | 36 |
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