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FISHES AND THE WEB OF LIFEa
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A SINGLE individual is a r0gue or an outcast ; the phenomena
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of life require at least two, -ànd around these are the links
which bind them to others of the same kind Further
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upon them, are the relations,
friendly or hostile, With -an innite number of other
forms of life—. -
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