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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 7 (1884) (1884)

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and fins. With short springs forward they make their way through the mud, leaving behind them a perceptible track, or of their birthplace, and the area of their distribution would graphical area of this wonderful creature is circumscribed; they lie comfortably scattered upon the soft mud; then one… … gave their favorable opinion of the new swearing good-fellowshipallaround. Their idea. Dr. Moffat’s own illustrations were reeling and staggering, and the expres- quite unique. Taking what was origin- sion of their features, all indicated that ally a voice of power and resonance, but destitute of…

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