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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 8 (1872) (1872)

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the ground, so that the ber of bones which, from their size and formation, are sup- known Parisian scientific magazine, the new process being horses can step over it. These couplings and angles cause posed to be those of a mastodon. There are two ribs nearly the discovery of M. M. Langlois and… … What would give strength to the supposition that the bones the position shown in Fig. 1, during transportation from place steam can be turned. The combustion of the nitrate can are a portion of the skeleton of one of those old time mon- be replaced by a spray of nitric acid which would operate in…

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