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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 20 (1878) (1878)

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. 8 exhibits a Correspondents describe them as leaping out of the water, double monster with lateral union. The heads are separate, as if in pain, and in frantic efforts to escape; some retura and there are three upper and three lower members, those of to the sea, but many perish in their attempts… … gests a compound of 75 parts chlorate of potash and 25 parts with blood spots, the eye is rudimentary and replaced by a sulphurea (a substance obtained from a waste product : spot of pigment, the upper beak is shorter than the lower M. Dareste’s work embodies a general theory of these gas…

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