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On the Reproductive Organs of Acotyledonous plants.

17th.-Fine weather, the sun daily increasing in power, is having a remarkable effect on the peculiar spring vegetation, but this is not sufficiently developed to bring in the corresponding birds and insects. Gypa?tos is common now about the dead camels.

On the low east ridge, along the path

            
            

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