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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 19 (1875) (1875)

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rights to manufacture race, Of the iguanas, the characteristics are mainly the and the whole covered and incased in No. 7 canvas. The them. We hasten to comply with the request. Our readers, herny scales which cover the body, and the toes, which are cork ribs are about 8 or 9 inches wide, and half… … of safety, which, after all, is ish hue; the back is grayish the utmost that can certainly be AN AUSTRALIAN IGUANA. brown, and the belly and chest attained, be the life-saving ap- show yellowish spots surround- parataus what it will. please stop this reckless ‘‘ waste.” There are plenty of in- ed…

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