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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 2 (1879) (1879)

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anal rays. in the Moniteur Scientifique. He states that there are three There was no way of ascertaining its weight, but when alive First, they may produce the effects of indigestible matter, as it could have weighed not less than forty or fifty pounds. The most striking peculiarity of this fish is… … superstition of the ancients when they attribute to the scarus its home. a voice, the habit of sleeping at night and ruminating by the writer was unable to find any account of the 8. quaca- mata beyond the bare mention of the fact that such a fish ——————<—_|_ 0 day, we must acknowledge that there…

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