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Book Title
Lake Superior: its character, vegetation, and animals, compared with those of other similar regions
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Boston, Gould, Kendall & Lincoln, 1850
Year
1850
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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top-margin annotation Charles Darwin, Esq with the highest regards of Prof. Agassiz


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bottom-margin annotation ∗ an entomostracous animal is lower than cirripedes
from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 36 on lowness. because like Embryo.
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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 150 .On analogy of recent of N. America & Miocene of Europe


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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 175 List of F.W. Plants of Lake Superior; I doubt whether any use


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from End Slip 2, Side 1 annotation 247 F. Water animals under similar latitudes are uniform as vegetation
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top-margin annotation X It comes to this that arrested development ought not to weigh with difference of full development; I doubt truth.
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from End Slip 2, Side 2 annotation 255 Ganoids &c in ■F.W.

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from End Slip 2, Side 2 annotation 257. on impossibility of making groups of equal value


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from End Slip 2, Side 2 annotation 260 Reptilian character of Ganoid, “enbodying prospective view of another class”


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from End Slip 2, Side 2 annotation 374 All F W. Fish of N. America distinct.


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from End Slip 2, Side 3 annotation 375 . On F.W. Fish being analogous with those of Eurpe & Asi■a.

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bottom-margin annotation I think Behring St. must have been land before Glacial epoch


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