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

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ve the head. This is a most ex- beyond the Jast bunch of grapes examine the vine, select the traordinary and new monster, and, if it persist, a chicken is not altered by exposure tothe air. It is unalterable by branches you wish to save for fruit bearing the coming oxygen when at a red heat or by… … greater or less deformities. ‘‘ Sports,” ‘‘ freaks of nature,” the revelation of a new mode of motion. ‘‘monsters,” and like names are popularly applied to these ——____—_—_—-+-2 with its heart on its back, like a hump, may be expected. A phenomena, despite the fact that science has succeeded in How…

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