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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 24 (1882) (1882)

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Baars. arrows are costly to buy and difficult to make, and the bow These banks lie at a distance of fifteen or twenty miles is useless without them. The accompanying drawings from the land, at a depth of 250 to 3v0 fathoms. Decked illustrate a sort of ammunition and manner of using it that entirely… … of an elastic, hard substance, that are arranged their abundance. Some of the fish furnish a along the large gill openings that occupy liver weighing only twenty-five to thirty nearly the whole space about the ‘‘ shoulders.” pounds, while from others livers of two hundred and twenty to four hundred…

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