and about twenty-seven minor lakes
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rear flyleaf, circulation slip (detail; levels 20 1.00 240; sharpened one notch)
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science 41 (1899)
Cornell copy, digitized July 16, 2009
Harvard copy, minus the circulation slip, opening to passage below at archive.org
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“and about twenty-seven minor lakes lie, are really part of a connected series of depressions formed by faults which run approximately north and south through an immense distance, and can be traced as far as...”
J. E. S. Moore, “The Molluscs of the Great African Lakes” Part 1, Distribution p 178
tags:
distances; faults; J. E. S. Moore, “The Molluscs of the Great African Lakes” (1899)