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. Highland Echo 1915-1925. lime the terra•coliiiiiharluiii has heen applied totin- iMom or hall connected with thecieinafory aitd firovlded with nichesti cMier,-ir iiriiv ^ Death Valley Onct Bed of LakeIn sujiiKHi ol I lie view that Oeilhvalley in California was formerly thehed «.t a lake, is the discovery o-ftraces of an ancient water line run-ning along the flanks of ilie inclos-ing nmuntains at a height nf r»(M) feet.Jhe rx.ttoni of the valley is l.(M) feetbelow sea level. The winds fromthe Iacitic cross four ranges ofiiiouiitains tietore re.iching the valley,and hy that, time they have he Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/highland-echo-1915-1925-lime-the-terracoliiiiiharluiii-has-heen-applied-totin-imom-or-hall-connected-with-thecieinafory-aitd-firovlded-with-nichesti-cmier-ir-iiriiv-death-valley-onct-bed-of-lakein-sujiikhi-ol-i-lie-view-that-oeilhvalley-in-california-was-formerly-thehed-t-a-lake-is-the-discovery-o-ftraces-of-an-ancient-water-line-run-ning-along-the-flanks-of-ilie-inclos-ing-nmuntains-at-a-height-nf-rm-feetjhe-rxttoni-of-the-valley-is-lm-feetbelow-sea-level-the-winds-fromthe-iacitic-cross-four-ranges-ofiiiouiitains-tietore-reiching-the-valleyand-hy-that-time-they-have-he-image336717865.htmlRM2AFPR21–. Highland Echo 1915-1925. lime the terra•coliiiiiharluiii has heen applied totin- iMom or hall connected with thecieinafory aitd firovlded with nichesti cMier,-ir iiriiv ^ Death Valley Onct Bed of LakeIn sujiiKHi ol I lie view that Oeilhvalley in California was formerly thehed «.t a lake, is the discovery o-ftraces of an ancient water line run-ning along the flanks of ilie inclos-ing nmuntains at a height nf r»(M) feet.Jhe rx.ttoni of the valley is l.(M) feetbelow sea level. The winds fromthe Iacitic cross four ranges ofiiiouiitains tietore re.iching the valley,and hy that, time they have he
. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. 194 MORPHOLOGY a more or less expanded terminal sterile portion (figs. 440, 441). The sporangia are borne on the abaxial surface of the sporophyll, varying in number from 1000 or more in Cycas (fig. 440) to very few in Zamia (fig. 441). They may cover the whole face of the sporophyll, or may occur only on the two flanks. Usually they are in definite sori of two to six sporangia, and often they are more or less united at base.. Fig. 438. — Cross section of a stem of Zamia, showing the thick cortex, thin vascular cylinder, large pi Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-textbook-of-botany-for-colleges-and-universities-botany-194-morphology-a-more-or-less-expanded-terminal-sterile-portion-figs-440-441-the-sporangia-are-borne-on-the-abaxial-surface-of-the-sporophyll-varying-in-number-from-1000-or-more-in-cycas-fig-440-to-very-few-in-zamia-fig-441-they-may-cover-the-whole-face-of-the-sporophyll-or-may-occur-only-on-the-two-flanks-usually-they-are-in-definite-sori-of-two-to-six-sporangia-and-often-they-are-more-or-less-united-at-base-fig-438-cross-section-of-a-stem-of-zamia-showing-the-thick-cortex-thin-vascular-cylinder-large-pi-image232329865.htmlRMRDYF35–. A textbook of botany for colleges and universities ... Botany. 194 MORPHOLOGY a more or less expanded terminal sterile portion (figs. 440, 441). The sporangia are borne on the abaxial surface of the sporophyll, varying in number from 1000 or more in Cycas (fig. 440) to very few in Zamia (fig. 441). They may cover the whole face of the sporophyll, or may occur only on the two flanks. Usually they are in definite sori of two to six sporangia, and often they are more or less united at base.. Fig. 438. — Cross section of a stem of Zamia, showing the thick cortex, thin vascular cylinder, large pi
![. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is active, irritable, noisy, a Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDKM85/birds-of-the-united-states-east-of-the-rocky-mountains-a-manual-for-the-identification-of-species-in-hand-or-in-the-bush-birds-honse-wren-6-house-quotwren-721-troglddytes-aedon-a-dark-brown-wren-with-the-tail-decidedly-more-reddish-than-the-back-the-wings-tail-sides-and-flanks-are-fully-cross-barred-with-darker-lines-and-the-under-parts-are-whitish-as-its-name-indicates-it-likes-to-live-near-human-habita-tions-returning-to-the-same-place-year-after-year-and-building-its-nest-in-the-same-hole-in-a-log-bird-box-or-chink-in-an-outhouse-it-is-active-irritable-noisy-a-RDKM85.jpg ". Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is active, irritable, noisy, a Stock Photo")
. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is active, irritable, noisy, a Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/birds-of-the-united-states-east-of-the-rocky-mountains-a-manual-for-the-identification-of-species-in-hand-or-in-the-bush-birds-honse-wren-6-house-quotwren-721-troglddytes-aedon-a-dark-brown-wren-with-the-tail-decidedly-more-reddish-than-the-back-the-wings-tail-sides-and-flanks-are-fully-cross-barred-with-darker-lines-and-the-under-parts-are-whitish-as-its-name-indicates-it-likes-to-live-near-human-habita-tions-returning-to-the-same-place-year-after-year-and-building-its-nest-in-the-same-hole-in-a-log-bird-box-or-chink-in-an-outhouse-it-is-active-irritable-noisy-a-image232158309.htmlRMRDKM85–. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is active, irritable, noisy, a
![. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. 68 KEY AND DESCRIPTION. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is act Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RDKM8B/birds-of-the-united-states-east-of-the-rocky-mountains-a-manual-for-the-identification-of-species-in-hand-or-in-the-bush-birds-68-key-and-description-honse-wren-6-house-quotwren-721-troglddytes-aedon-a-dark-brown-wren-with-the-tail-decidedly-more-reddish-than-the-back-the-wings-tail-sides-and-flanks-are-fully-cross-barred-with-darker-lines-and-the-under-parts-are-whitish-as-its-name-indicates-it-likes-to-live-near-human-habita-tions-returning-to-the-same-place-year-after-year-and-building-its-nest-in-the-same-hole-in-a-log-bird-box-or-chink-in-an-outhouse-it-is-act-RDKM8B.jpg ". Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. 68 KEY AND DESCRIPTION. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is act Stock Photo")
. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. 68 KEY AND DESCRIPTION. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is act Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/licenses-and-pricing/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/birds-of-the-united-states-east-of-the-rocky-mountains-a-manual-for-the-identification-of-species-in-hand-or-in-the-bush-birds-68-key-and-description-honse-wren-6-house-quotwren-721-troglddytes-aedon-a-dark-brown-wren-with-the-tail-decidedly-more-reddish-than-the-back-the-wings-tail-sides-and-flanks-are-fully-cross-barred-with-darker-lines-and-the-under-parts-are-whitish-as-its-name-indicates-it-likes-to-live-near-human-habita-tions-returning-to-the-same-place-year-after-year-and-building-its-nest-in-the-same-hole-in-a-log-bird-box-or-chink-in-an-outhouse-it-is-act-image232158315.htmlRMRDKM8B–. Birds of the United States east of the Rocky Mountains; a manual for the identification of species in hand or in the bush. Birds. 68 KEY AND DESCRIPTION. Honse Wren 6. House "Wren (721. Troglddytes aedon). — A dark-brown wren, with the tail decidedly more reddish than the back. The wings, tail, sides, and flanks are fully cross-barred with darker lines, and the under parts are whitish. As its name indicates, it likes to live near human habita- tions, returning to the same place year after year, and building its nest in the same hole in a log, bird box, or chink in an outhouse. It is act
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