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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 1 (1879) (1879)

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wever, while | lecturing at Cornell University, I noticed that it was unusu- Agriculture, from which I condense some facts in advance. juices, asthe spurges (ew phorbie), poppy, celandine, and others. In the strychnos nux vomica, the poisonous alkaloid strychnia is ally abundant around Ithaca, and… … THE ELEPHANT SHREW. THE THICK-THIGHED WALKING STICK.—(Diapheromera femo- male and female. The female has a much heavier body than the male.’ ” rata, Say.) Several species of elephant shrews are known to exist, all —American Agriculturist, August, 1877. a, eggs, vetral view; 0. do., side view,…

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