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Lake Superior: its character, vegetation, and animals, compared with those of other similar regions
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Agassiz, Louis, 1807-1873
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Boston, Gould, Kendall & Lincoln, 1850
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https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50379
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annotation 33 Gar-pike-Ganoid of F.W. in N. America
annotation 34 Another rather ￭ancient Fish in F.W.
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annotation 36 on lownes￭s. because￭ like Embryo.
annotation 150 .On anal￭ogy of recent of N. America & Miocene of Europe
annotation 175 List of F.W. Plants of Lake Superior; I doubt whether any use
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annotation ‹187› 193 On ant. & post. extremities of th Bat, being alike at early age — so in Birds
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annotation 195 on relation of embryology to geolog. succession.
annotation 198 on order in Cephalopods — Nautilus simplest
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annotation 239 — On entomology of ‹N. America› L. Superior — No. American forms.— a common Fauna with N. Europe & N. Asia — species different, but most close (Mem. Kirby thought same) admit identity in Arctic, & most close analogues in L. Superior.
annotation 240 on greater range of aquatic Beetles.
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annotation 247 F. Water animals under similar latitudes are uniform as vegetation
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annotation ‹[illegible word]› 252 On embryonic forms «fish» not deserving a separate cla￭ss.
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annotation 255 Ga￭noids ￭&c in ￭F.W.
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annotation 257. on impossibility of making groups of equal value
annotation 260 Reptilian character of Ganoid, “enbodying prospective view of another class”
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annotation 265 on Families intermediate in character & in space or position .
annotation 285. Excellent case of Percopsis of Chalk, which combined characters, which soon diverged, intermediate between Ctenoids & Cycloids.
annotation 289. Hardly one Family in which some species are not both marine & F.W.
annotation 292 — case of variability in a Perch, good as frm Agassiz
annotation horizontally crossed 317. Esox boreus is made distinct by Agassiz
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annotation 327. Accounts for uniformity of Salmonidae by uniformity of conditions
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annotation 352 Range of Cyprinoids p 363
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annotation 374 All F W. Fish of N. America distinct.
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annotation 375 . On F.W. Fish being analogous with those of Eurpe & Asi￭a.
annotation 377 on shoa￭ls crea￭ted as￭ shoals
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