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Scientific memoirs : selected from the transactions of foreign Academies of Science and learned societies, and from foreign journals
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Taylor, Richard, 1781-1858
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London, 1837 - 1853
Year
1837
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Natural History Museum Library, London
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Natural History Museum Library, London
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