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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 9 (1880) (1880)

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and where two do exist over the world. In producing these results we find three the upper cannot properly be designated as such. It also South Africa. classes of agents at work: the waters, the winds, and ani- The South African hyrax is termed by the colonists klip | commonly runs through the row… … seen to be veritable hoofs, black in quently carried many miles from color, and very similar to those of the parent tree. Seeds are often dis- the rhinoceros inform. The hyrax seminated through animal agency. is an agile little creature, and can climb a ragged tree trunk with great ease. It is…

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