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360 .A leaf of Begonia daedalea733
361 .A network of logarithmic spiral coordinates735
362 ,〇3.Feet of ox, sheep and giraffe, compared by means of Cartesian coordinates738, 40
364 ,〇6.〜Proportional diagrams〝 of human physiognomy (Albert Dû¥rer)740, 2
365 .Median and lateral toes of a tapir, compared by means of rectangular and oblique coordinates741
367 ,〇8.A comparison of the copepods Oithona and Sapphirina742
369 .The carapaces of certain crabs, Geryon , Corystes and others, compared by means of rectilinear and curvilinear coordinates744
370 .A comparison of certain amphipods, Harpinia , Stegocephalus and Hyperia746
371 .The calycles of certain campanularian zoophytes, inscribed in corôÙreôÙsponôÙding Cartesian networks747
372 .The calycles of certain species of Aglaophenia , similarly compared by means of curvilinear coordinates748
373 ,〇4.The fishes Argyropelecus and Sternoptyx , compared by means of rectangular and oblique coordinate systems748
375 ,〇6.Scarus and Pomacanthus , similarly compared by means of rectangular and coaxial systems749
377 〓80.A comparison of the fishes Polyprion , Pseudopriacanthus , Scorpaena and Antigonia750
381 ,〇2.A similar comparison of Diodon and Orthagoriscus751
383 .The same of various crocodiles: C. porosus , C. americanus and Notosuchus terrestris753
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