LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium
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crinformauk:10.1080/14786443108647649 2023-07-02T03:31:21+02:00 LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium Brayley, E.W. 1831 http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14786443108647649 https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/14786443108647649 en eng Informa UK Limited The Philosophical Magazine volume 9, issue 54, page 411-418 ISSN 1941-5850 1941-5869 journal-article 1831 crinformauk https://doi.org/10.1080/14786443108647649 2023-06-14T20:14:34Z Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Eschscholtz Bay Informa (via Crossref) Arctic The Philosophical Magazine 9 54 411 418 |
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Brayley, E.W. LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium |
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LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium |
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LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium |
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LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium |
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LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium |
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LXII. On the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of Dr. Buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by Captain Beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium |
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lxii. on the odour exhaled from certain organic remains in the diluvium of the arctic circle, as confirmatory of dr. buckland's opinion of a sudden change of climate at the period of destruction of the animals to which theft belonged; and on the probability that one of the fossil bones, brought from eschscholtz bay, by captain beechey, belonged to a species of megatherium |
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