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A Naturalist’s Voyage Round the World

CHAPTER I
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Mr.Berkeley informs me that they are the same species (Trichodesmium erythraeum) with that found over large spaces in the Red Sea, and whence its name of Red Sea is derived.

(1/8.

M.
Montagne in "Comptes Rendus" etc.

Juillet 1844; and "Annales des Sciences Naturelles" December 1844.) Their numbers must be infinite: the ship passed through several bands of them, one of which was about ten yards wide, and, judging from the mud-like colour of the water, at least two and a half miles long.

In almost every long voyage some account is given of these confervae.


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