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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 4 (1883) (1883)

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the neck are covered with short feathers. The ward on the glass plate, bringing them in contact by means skort crown feathers are a velvety black. The hair-like of a squeegee or roller, taking care, while doing so, not to disturb their position, as it may wrinkle the film beneath. feathers of the… … paste is then suspended in a liter of car- glass tube projecting from the bottom of THE ARGUS PHEASANT. bon disulphide, in which it is almost in- the cylinder into a vessel of colored water. When the gaseous pressure inside the cyl- solubie. Into this liquid a current of dry inder is increased by…

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