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The Food of Dolphins

Nature volume 113, page 532 (1924)Cite this article

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THE letters on this subject which have been published in NATURE (December 22, 1923, p. 902; March 1, p. 310) are of great interest as revealing among dolphins a voracity which few zoologists are likely to have suspected. I venture to urge the importance of recording carefully the species investigated.

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HARMER, S. The Food of Dolphins. Nature 113, 532 (1924). https://doi.org/10.1038/113532a0

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