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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 26 (1884) (1884)

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A Prehistoric Human Tooth, each prong of which apertured lugs project. Through these | The annual report of the Peabody Museum chronicles the and, like all new things, works crudely and unsatisfactorily lugs pass rods, K, projecting downward from the bottom at first, but doubtless improvements in… … the cap and box to the frame. Lateral play of the block, C, is prevented by one or more set screws, K, which pass through one side of the cap and press the block against nar- of a curved frame, in the opening of which a friction wheel, row faced ribs in the opposite wall of the cap, the block be-…

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