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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 15 (1875) (1875)

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duction of the finest exhibit of the photes of Cuvier). This bird had never been seen alive in practical results of the labors of American mechanics and England, and even in India is so sparsely distributed that inventors, itis interesting to note that, in a far distant quar- Mr. Allan Hume, in his… … sent site. Under the rule wing is closed—are deep of Peter the Great, the gov chestnut. The scapular THE CRESTED BLACK KITE, ernment assumed its direc- feathers form a conspicu- tion, which authority is still retained. men are pleased to use, we must frankly assert that we pity ous but broken white…

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