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Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology

Year

1834

Volume

v. 7 (1834)

Page

Page 129

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Coordinates: [377, 974, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "common"=>["", "Ascidia"], "scientific"=>["Asci dia ? gemina", "Ascidia gemina", "Ascidia? Gemina", "Asci'dia Ge'mina", "Ascidia Gemina"]

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Coordinates: [0, 0, 71, 662, 674, 408], Details: "keywords"=>["Fauna", "Sea squirts", "tunicates", "#mollusk", "Ascidia gemina", "British fauna", "tunicate", "Britain", "rock", "Coriaceous", "mammiform", "terminal orifice", "British Fauna", "fauna", "unknown"]

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    Looks like conjoined penises.FaunaSea squirtstunicates#molluskAscidia geminaBritish faunatunicateBritainrockCoriaceousmammiformterminal orificeBritish Faunafaunaunknown

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