The Physical Basis of SocietyD.Appleton, 1928 - 526 من الصفحات |
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... trees , got glimpses of them but we do not know what he thought about them . At some far later time the " watchman upon the mountain tops , " " the shepherds keeping watch over their flocks by night , " began the careful observations ...
... trees , got glimpses of them but we do not know what he thought about them . At some far later time the " watchman upon the mountain tops , " " the shepherds keeping watch over their flocks by night , " began the careful observations ...
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... trees in Louisiana may be draped in Spanish moss . In the desert , moisture is conserved in the fleshy leaves of cactus or , as in other cases , the roots of the shrubs extend a considerable distance about the plant and are near the ...
... trees in Louisiana may be draped in Spanish moss . In the desert , moisture is conserved in the fleshy leaves of cactus or , as in other cases , the roots of the shrubs extend a considerable distance about the plant and are near the ...
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... trees or eat the poisonous plants passed by under normal conditions . Horses will scrape away three feet of snow to get at grass , while the cattle perish . The blizzard may bring death to thousands of sheep . The deer will be more ...
... trees or eat the poisonous plants passed by under normal conditions . Horses will scrape away three feet of snow to get at grass , while the cattle perish . The blizzard may bring death to thousands of sheep . The deer will be more ...
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... tree will appreciate the action of the wind . Exposure to or protection from various winds decidedly affects the value of land for agriculture . Farmers in Nebraska have often seen a promising field of corn or oats ruined in a day by a ...
... tree will appreciate the action of the wind . Exposure to or protection from various winds decidedly affects the value of land for agriculture . Farmers in Nebraska have often seen a promising field of corn or oats ruined in a day by a ...
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... trees . Stone cutters , coal- miners , men who work in the dust of the streets , breathe in so much foreign matter that their lungs are coated , and they are made susceptible to the attacks of germ diseases if 56 THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF ...
... trees . Stone cutters , coal- miners , men who work in the dust of the streets , breathe in so much foreign matter that their lungs are coated , and they are made susceptible to the attacks of germ diseases if 56 THE PHYSICAL BASIS OF ...
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