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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 14 (1879) (1879)

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culty of discrimination —be- soil. Like the prairie dog, it is tween good money and bad would a very social animal; grassy. appear to be possessed by these moist sections of land are fre- gifted monkeys in such an ex- quently found covered with nu- traordinary degree of develop- merous hillocks,… … distance between the mouth of fested by the deadliest enemy of the burrow and the nest is from their race. Thestartling intelli- fifteen to twenty feet, rarcly gence rapidly disseminated is more than forty-two feet. The principal passages branch off throughout the monkey society of the…

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