of name of ‘‘ cistuda Carolina—Edwards” (‘‘ North American and swims with ease for aconsiderable length of time. The silicon. Under the same circumstances the other metals of Herpetology,” 1842, vol. I., page 31), and Professor Agassiz, the céstudo Virginea, of Grew (‘‘ North American Testudi-… … while stretched, and the hooks phasize the ‘‘it,’ for this THE BOX TORTOISE. fastened to each other. The reason: A tender-hearted advantage seems to be that lady, a member of the Society much less skill is required in the use of the tube than in the cent. Carbon is not taken up by these metals, and…
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