Observations in Natural History: With an Introduction on Habits of Observing, as Connected with the Study of that Science ; Also a Calendar of Periodic Phenomena in Natural History ; with Remarks on the Importance of Such Registers

Leonard Jenyns

Jan 1846 · John van Voorst

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