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(1916) (1) The Life of Inland Waters (2) Wild Flowers of the North American Mountains (3) Hitting the Dark Trail, Starshine through Thirty Years of Night. Nature, 98 (2445) 2 doi:10.1038/098002a0

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Title(1) The Life of Inland Waters (2) Wild Flowers of the North American Mountains (3) Hitting the Dark Trail, Starshine through Thirty Years of Night
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Year1916 (September)Volume98
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