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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 24 (1879) (1879)

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-like. Mr. Milne Edwards “<This belief, which yet lacks full confirmation, does not sometimes remain foot in air for a considerable time, as if thinks that it is due to two layers of pigment cells in the preclude the occasional coming of the moth from foreign, it had gone to sleep in the interim.… … stantly undermost and exposed, is of its movements, it has no way of a dark chocolate color. The fa- of escaping when once discovered. miliar distribution of color existing in most other fish is thus Great numbers of these creatures fall victims to enemies of produce the different effects. The…

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