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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 6 (1885) (1885)

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les in order to escape man; but 1883, and considered at first by Prof. Cope as belonging it is now well ascertained that the different species of discovered Newfoundland, and where they found to a new species (B. cisarctica), have been found to dif- right whales are quartered in spaces in which… … The cetaceans that were called gadatvazt by the in 1578 there were, on this part of the ocean, three hun- tions that are necessitated by need of food and the Greeks and balene by the Romans were doubtless dred ships—French, Spanish, Portuguese, and English. parturition of the females, and which…

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