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Scientific American, Vol. 54, No. 26 (1886) (1886)

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n the square inch, and the mean ofall lucotis). The horns of these closely allied African hexagonal plungers, that also correspond to and accu- the pressures shall not exceed 16 tons. species are of good size, only present in the males, rately fit the bushes in’ the bush block. In this way These… … both species are almost identical. Both der in each bush. These rods stand nearly level with the top of the bush block, and frequent thickets and reedy places near the water, and are principally found in are firmly held by the plate, H, so that the ment:we could have. on the great strides. the art…

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