Kanin

Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)

plorer rests on his second expedition in tween the re cover search of Franklin in 1853-1855. He Tcheskaya. sailed from New York on May 30, in the Ocean and former year, in the brig "Advance," and ned to t Kanin Noss. oninsu Bea extends tremi N., the highest point to that time by a sail- . 80 ° 35 ' N., the highest point hardships endured durup to that time by a sail- Ip so affected his health The hardships endured dura, Cuba, where he second trip so affected his health Feb. 16, 1857. in Havana, Cuba, where he "The United States to recuperate, Feb. 16, 1857. Sig in Search of of author of " The United States 1854), and the "Sec- Expedition in Search of Sir (1856). " ( 1854), and the " Secm'), a district of Cenond Grinnell Expedition" (1856). d N. E. of Lake Tchad, ( kä - nem '), a district of Cen- Bornu, but formerly an N. and N. E. of Lake Tchad, to Bornu, but formerly an the genus Macropus, great kangaroo, M. gi- , the genus Macropus, pecies was the first the great kangaroo, M. gimily and first seen by ganteus. This species was the first Cook's expedition on the family and first seen by w South Wales. The Captain Cook's expedition on as large hind legs, with of New South Wales. The ort fore limbs, and is has large hind legs, with of a man. It is a vege- , short fore limbs, and is is destructive to the about the height of a man. It is a vegers in the less inhabited , and is destructive to the a; in the long-settled settlers in the less inhabited h rarer. Ite ordinary Australia; in the long - settled sion is by a series of districts it is much rarer. Its ordinary 15 fest or more. If progression is by a series of can overcome an ad- , 10 to 15 feet or more. If him by its fore feet, it can overcome an adand rip him with the will seize him by its fore feet, feat. Many other a bear, and rip him with the hare kangaroo or its hind feet. Many other proides; the great . The hare kangaroo or robustus; the red M. leporoides; the great 3; the agile kan- , M. robustus; the red e brush-tailed rock M. rufus; the agile kanpillatus; and the agilis; the brush - tailed rock plagus ursinus. M. penicillatus; and the SS, the most es- , Dendrolagus ursinus. of Australia. It GRASS, the most esach above that of fodder grass of Australia. It Great Britala, af height much above that of , and is much rel grasses of Great Britain, afrenas is allied to herbage, and is much relusters of flowers cattle. The genus is allied to ciliata is one of , and has clusters of flowers ider grasses of involucre. A. ciliata is one of esteemed fodder grasses of a district of ajab, belonging