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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 16 (1886) (1886)

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nder Natural and Artificial Light, companionship before they have been rendered mute earth, are first made up and scattered about a part of M. Petrouschewsky has communicated tothe Journal the jungles frequented by the animals. A number of and lifeless, we think it would be easy to persuade her… … destroyers is by no means two of the mingling of the exhausted, we have space herds, makes his appear- only to refer to one other ance at a distance, so as not to alarm the wild ones. By degrees he approaches class, those who collect for scientific purposes. This is of some experiments undertaken…

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