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

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Srientific American, JuNE 28, 1884.] 407 THE GORILLA AT THE PARIS MUSEUM OF NATURAL public use. About 3,000 persuns are trans- HISTORY. At the beginning of last winter the Paris Museum of Natu- ral History came into possession of a young male gorilla down in the same. On another page will be found… … made by him on the volatile nitrogenous organic matter is located ona steepand quite high hill, which is known YOUNG GORILLA AT THE PARIS MUSEUM OF NATURAL as Mosebake (Moses’ Hill), and from which hill or ele- which Remsen, and later, Marsh, bave shown to exist HISTORY,—from an Instantaneous…

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