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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 6 (1882) (1882)

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thesia that she makes not even the slightest movement, waters. It attainsa much greater size than its American representative (Orcynus secundo-dorsalis). Specimens have either during the incision of the skin or during the prepara tion of the vein. been found 20 feet in length, exceeding half ton in… … The tunnies thus inclosed in this garden be- employed by Dr. Roussel—his transfuser. THE AMERICAN TUNNY. tween the shore and the net become crazed The apparatus consists of a soft, elastic, witb terror; as they advance along the shore warm, and moist tube, after the style of the they press upon the…

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