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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 5 (1873) (1873)

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country, the success constitution of indigo. It is obtained directly from phenol seekers. That one had evidently been a tree of gigantic size. with it hasalso been greater. It developes more rapidly It stood at the foot of a picturesque ledge of rocks. The than the yama mai, and differs essentially… … fore petrifaction, and presented gin to show at the base of the FIG. 1. THE PERNYI MOTH, FEMALE. aremarkable appearance. They anterior tubercles. In the last were pure stone, but their edges were frayed, like the chewed stage itis of a dark green with a faint reddish lateral line liquid has become…

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