Encyclopædia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 第 13 卷,第 2 篇Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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... birds in their flight ; they rife , fink , or turn by its means ; for when the head points one way , the tail inclines to the other fide it is , befides , an equilibrium or counter- poife to the other parts ; the ufe is very evident in ...
... birds in their flight ; they rife , fink , or turn by its means ; for when the head points one way , the tail inclines to the other fide it is , befides , an equilibrium or counter- poife to the other parts ; the ufe is very evident in ...
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... bird of the last year , which never faw the building of a neft , directed by a heaven - taught fagacity , purfues the fame plan in the structure of it , and felects the fame materials as its parent did before . Birds of the fame fpecics ...
... bird of the last year , which never faw the building of a neft , directed by a heaven - taught fagacity , purfues the fame plan in the structure of it , and felects the fame materials as its parent did before . Birds of the fame fpecics ...
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... bird called the Land Rail ( an am- biguous fpecies ) , lays from 15 to 20. Of birds with pinnated feet , the coot lays feven or eight eggs , and fometimes more . Grebes , from four to eight , and those white . The web - footed , or ...
... bird called the Land Rail ( an am- biguous fpecies ) , lays from 15 to 20. Of birds with pinnated feet , the coot lays feven or eight eggs , and fometimes more . Grebes , from four to eight , and those white . The web - footed , or ...
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