. The illustrated natural history [microform]. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. i,yp(i.) lar), </«' Pcaii Oyster. oysters, or rather iig beads in tlieir lepositcd, and the ere the tide leaves I'thy of notice that variations of this mly aa to prevent ively used as an XATUnAI. IIISTOUV. I-'oiuilv, SlytilUliu.—(Gr. MvtIKos, h 'el.) 471. Ivlftlis (Lat. edible), the Edible Mussel. Tlie river muascls occasionally produce pearls of some value, 'i'he nacre of these mussels is of a Iteautiful a/ure blue. Older, CfRRIIOPODA.—(, five; ?\o(r(ua, u plate.) Ple
. The illustrated natural history [microform]. Natural history; Sciences naturelles. i,yp(i.) lar), </«' Pcaii Oyster. oysters, or rather iig beads in tlieir lepositcd, and the ere the tide leaves I'thy of notice that variations of this mly aa to prevent ively used as an XATUnAI. IIISTOUV. I-'oiuilv, SlytilUliu.—(Gr. MvtIKos, h 'el.) 471. Ivlftlis (Lat. edible), the Edible Mussel. Tlie river muascls occasionally produce pearls of some value, 'i'he nacre of these mussels is of a Iteautiful a/ure blue. Older, CfRRIIOPODA.—(, five; ?\o(r(ua, u plate.) Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Wood, J. G. (John George), 1827-1889. London : G. Routledge
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