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2HJ3PFA Junkei machi Yomise no Zu ca. 1828 Utagawa Hiroshige Japanese. Junkei machi Yomise no Zu 55120

2H7BB86 Aviation enthusiasts view a United States Airforce F-107A manufactured by North American Aviation on display during an air show in Southern California during May 1959. F-107A was the Military designation for nine prototype NA-212s ordered, only three were built. The aircraft here has is tail number 55120

2H7BB82 Aviation enthusiasts view a United States Airforce F-107A manufactured by North American Aviation on display during an air show in Southern California during May 1959. F-107A was the Military designation for nine prototype NA-212s ordered, only three were built. The aircraft here has is tail number 55120

2H7BB7T Aviation enthusiasts view a United States Airforce F-107A manufactured by North American Aviation on display during an air show in Southern California during May 1959. F-107A was the Military designation for nine prototype NA-212s ordered, only three were built. The aircraft here has is tail number 55120

PB9063 July 26, 2018 - Yosemite National Park, California, U.S - Thursday, July 26, 2018.Trees remain barely visible through Ferguson Fire smoke in Yosemite National Park near Foresta. Yosemite Valley closed to visitors at noon on Wednesday, July 25, 2018. Yosemite Valley was closed to all visitors due to poor air quality and safety concerns. Firefighters and firefighting equipment are moving along roads in the park and roads adjacent to the park due to the Ferguson Fire, burning near the park's El Portal entrance. According to park officials, Yosemite Valley may reopen to visitors on Sunday, July 29

B29HHM Sioux city Playa Del Ingles Gran Canaria Spain Ref WP WITH 301DF COMPULSORY CREDIT World Pictures Photoshot

2CED64C . The London, Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine and journal of science. cent., and in thecase of those tempered blue by 4*4 per cent. Description oftemper. No. ofmagnet. First magnetization. Second magnetization. Totalmagneticmoment. Magneticmoment per gramme mass. Totalmagneticmoment. Magneticmoment per gramme mass. Heated to bright^redness, and |plunged in 1water at about |15° C. (Glass-hard.) , 1. 2.3.4.5. 20-49620-55120-55120-29120-328 72-296 71-85772-23571-32271-415 21-12921-20421-12921-18521-073 74-5297414074-29674-46474-201 Mean 20-44 71-82 21-14 74-33 Glase-hard, re- Iheated

RG803T . Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. Fig. 22.—Eucinetops panamensis, male (55120). a. Left chela, X 24. 6. Rostrum, X 17.6 Description.—Carapace high on the median line where it is strongly tuberculate; three large tubercles cover the cardiac region while a smooth oblong tubercle forms a bridge to the gastric region; a large, median intestinal tubercle. Branchial regions also tuberculate. Lateral angle marked by a small but strong spine; antero-lateral margin nearly straight, tuberculate, interrupted slightly between the hepatic and branchial regions. Ros- trum one-third as wid

RG8033 . Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. Fig. 22.—Eucinetops panamensis, male (55120). a. Left chela, X 24. 6. Rostrum, X 17.6 Description.—Carapace high on the median line where it is strongly tuberculate; three large tubercles cover the cardiac region while a smooth oblong tubercle forms a bridge to the gastric region; a large, median intestinal tubercle. Branchial regions also tuberculate. Lateral angle marked by a small but strong spine; antero-lateral margin nearly straight, tuberculate, interrupted slightly between the hepatic and branchial regions. Ros- trum one-third as wid

RG802A . Bulletin - United States National Museum. Science. 88 BULLETIN 129, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM Measurements.—Male, holotype, length of carapace to tip of horns 10.5, width including spines 8.5 mm. Range.—Gulf of California, Mexico, to Panama. Material examined.— *• San Francisquito Bay, Lower California; beach; April 9, 1911; Albatross; 1 male, soft shell (56219). Pearl Islands, Bay of Panama; S. W. Garman; 1 male (holotype) and 1 female (2040, M. C. Z.), 1 male (55120, U.S.N.M.). EUCINETOPS BLAKIANA Rathbun Plate 23, figs. 1 and 2 Eucineto-ps blakiana Rathbun, Proc. U. S. Nat. Mus., vol.