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Scientific American, Vol. 35, No. 25 (1876) (1876)

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self, and, taking the skin in its mouth, pulls it over the legs and tail. The operation re- minds one of taking off clothes. The cast-off skin is re- tained in the mouth and finally swallowed. The operation is quickly performed. The visitor who watches the meno- poma will observe a swaying motion… … same time renders the animal living evidence in favor of the nee din Bt co M. Gustave Delvigne, who died at Toulon, was the inven- it is connected with the animal’s desire to rid himself of his evolutionary hypothesis as advocated by Darwin. There are tor of the explosive bullet and the rifled gun…

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