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Antarctic Gerns, Brought By Byrd, Are Being Studied. Antarctic Germs, Brought by Byrd, Are Being Studied MEADVILLE, Pa., Saturday, May 16.—(U.P.)—Microbes that were brought from the icy reaches of Little America are being studied in laboratories of Allegheny College here. Also preserved in the labor...

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Format: Text
Language:English
Published: 1936
Subjects:
Antarctic Germs
Byrd
Meadville
Pa.
Little America
Allegheny College
Crystals
Soil Mosses
Minute Debris
Hitherto
Dr. Chester A. Darling
Northwest
Pacifc > History > 20th Century
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Antarctic
Antarc*
Online Access:http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/ref/collection/clipping/id/146801
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Summary:Antarctic Gerns, Brought By Byrd, Are Being Studied. Antarctic Germs, Brought by Byrd, Are Being Studied MEADVILLE, Pa., Saturday, May 16.—(U.P.)—Microbes that were brought from the icy reaches of Little America are being studied in laboratories of Allegheny College here. Also preserved in the laboratories at the college are crystals, soil mosses and other minute debris. Of the 150 different cultures already isolated, several are hitherto un-described, according to Dr. Chester A. Darling, honorary bacteriologist of the Byrd expedition.

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