The food of this species is chiefly composed of small fish, but insects and crustaceans are also devoured.
It is chiefly composed of water and oil slightly oxygenated, and is convertible into oxalic and malic acids by farther oxygenation with the nitric acid.
If, on the contrary, the taper be instantly extinguished, we have strong reason to presume that the residuum is chiefly composed of azotic gas.
Chiefly composed of glassy felspar, with crystals of glassy felspar.
Lyme, with the ink-bags still distended, containing the ink in a dried state, chiefly composed of carbon, and but slightly impregnated with carbonate of lime.
It is chiefly composed of dry bamboo-leaves and a few twigs, and lined with black fibres and moss-roots.
The body of the nest is chiefly composed of leaves, some of which must have been green when used.
The nest is chiefly composed of these, intermingled with moss and roots, and is a large loose structure some 7 inches in diameter.
It is chiefly composed of carbonate of lime; when placed in muriatic acid it froths much, leaving a residue of sulphate of lime, and of an oxide of iron, together with a black powder, which is not soluble in heated acids.
Within this same crater, strata of coarse tuff, chiefly composed of fragments of lava, abut, like a consolidated talus, against the inside walls.
The coasting trade is chiefly composed of sloops, manned by two or three men and boys.
The French preceptor, an old Emigre Count, sat down with the examiners before the board, the visitors (chiefly composed of anxious papas and mammas) being seated on benches behind them.
The country on each side now is chiefly composed of variegated rolling prairies, with a less proportion of timber.
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