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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 5 (1883) (1883)

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n into the count, the fish with four-cornered or egg-shaped bodies. The eyes and ter developed and denser as the process of cultivation con- total number would be considerably augmented.” Some of the color, as a rule, are upon the right side, but reversed the largest orders are: composite, with… … THE TURBOT, GOLDBUTT, AND SOLE. 5,000; rubiaces, with 4,104; graminee, with 3,200; euphor- dom exceeds sixty centimeters, its weight only exceptionally which cats, dogs, pigeons, and other animals possess, of re- biaceze, with 3,000; labiatese, with 2,600; and liliacese, with turning in a straight…

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