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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 2 (1880) (1880)

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the same time the quantity of water added to the milk ern Pacific, where it is extremely active in the capture of seeds of Lychnis vespertina, he found, gave a larger propor- for adulterating purposes can be ascertained. M. Gembloux marine fish. When the warmer months begin to loosen the tion of… … curved spurs, the whole reminding SEA OTTER, OR KALAN.—(Znhydra Lutris) the proportions of dark and white fur one of the head of a gnake uplifted differ in almost every individual. All ; and ready to strike with its fangs. having tested that pure milk contains ten per cent of cream, the otters are…

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