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two American seamen jumped off the USS Eldridge during the Philadelphia Experiment on 12th August 1943. They had time-travelled to a point where the government was conducting a similar project, called the Montauk Project, connected by planetary magnetic fields that peak every 20 years on 12th August....
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The Philadelphia medical journal The nitrogen economy in birds and reptiles is so radically different from that of mammals (urea taking the place of uric acid), that we must never attempt to draw analogies between the two in regard to the formation and excretion of ... |
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Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia Descriptions of some new Reptiles, collected by the US Exploring Expedition under the command of Capt. ... radical disagreements, which ought to remain unchangeable under all circumstances, and which form good specific characteristics. |
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Radicals in Their Own Time, Four Hundred Years of Struggle for Liberty and Equal Justice in America Philadelphia's Port Folio branded him “a drunken atheist, and the scavenger of faction”; the Baltimore Republican labeled him “this loathsome reptile.” The Federalist General Advertiser spat, “[Paine is] “that living opprobrium of ... |
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The politics of evolution, morphology, medicine, and reform in radical London Then, searching the literature, Blainville managed to find a description of a reptile with complex teeth — the large Alabama ... molars had been described by Richard Harlan, professor of comparative anatomy at the Philadelphia Museum. |
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American men and women of science. Biology, 1977 Mailing Add: 320 Woodcrest Rd Key Biscayne FL 33149 COLWIN, LAURA HUNTER, b Philadelphia. .... of the nitrogen cycle; roles of free radicals in biological processes; the origins and significance of the environmental and energy crises; ... |
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Researchers trying to piece together a 65 million-year-old turtle ... And yet, little by little, the graceful curvature of an ancient reptile is emerging, as doctoral students Elena Schroeter, 27, and Paul Ullmann, 25, match up jagged edges and glue them together. "It's a job for young eyes," said their supervisor, |