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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 23 (1876) (1876)

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the snake family ever lives in the sea, despite the fact that in our temperate climate there are many of the reptiles known as water snakes which are rarely met with except sonable, therefore, to believe that the inscriptions were part regien being reached by settlers from the East; and its lands,… … as much of the northern part of especially, the platura, appears THE HYDROPHIS. to bea connecting link between the country has never been ex- pas, Mohaves, Utes, and Apaches, will be brought into cul- the twoorders. Its generalconformity and its large ventral tivation. scales all indicate an animal…

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