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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 7 (1886) (1886)

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all sold for bullfrogs, but the far greater num- hatch in a few days, and the young frog enters his tad- the classification and arrangement of the several kinds ber I ever saw thus exposed for sale were the common pole stage. Some of the tadpoles, when food is abund- of instruments and musical… … performance of their simple melodies. beetles (Copris carolina), ten May (Rana catesbiana, Shaw.) Afterward it was discovered that by beetles, and one leaf hopper (Zeti- cutting openings in the length of the gonia). I have known it to devour crawfish (Astacus barton?), little: turtles, and snails…

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