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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 6 (1878) (1878)

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suis setis similes”—“‘ The whale Fig. 5 is the whale from which these measurements were and these go down to about the same depth. The natives has hairs in his mouth instead of teeth, like the hairs of a taken, and is said to be the best representation of the dalena manufacture excellent salt of… … examples are quite sufficient to prove the truth of a remark Fig. 1 shows the mouth open and the position of the of Schleiden’s that there seems to be ‘a possibility of a com- whalebone when the animal is feeding; it is drawn to a scale, pound plant living on without end.” and is a good…

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