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Summary
DescriptionA piece of sperm whale skin with Giant Squid sucker scars.JPG |
English: A piece of sperm whale skin with Giant Squid sucker scars
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"The Depths of the Ocean: A General Account of the Modern Science of Oceanography Based Largely on the Scientific Researches of the Norwegian Steamer 'Michael Sars' in the North Atlantic", by Murray, J. and J. Hjort. Publisher "Macmillan and Co., Ltd." in "1912". 821 pages : NASA |
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