The Nautilus: 13-15
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"The Nautilus" (1885) is a historical scientific journal dedicated to the study of mollusks and marine life. Published by the American Malacological Union, this early volume offers insights into the research and observations of leading malacologists of the late 19th century. Featuring detailed descriptions and analyses, "The Nautilus" provides a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of marine biology and the scientific exploration of molluscan species. This historical record captures a pivotal era in the understanding of the natural world, showcasing the meticulous work of scientists who laid the foundation for modern malacological studies.
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