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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 26 (1886) (1886)

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rows of teeth gong, and the manatees, which may be raised or Trichecéus, one species of depressed at will, accord- which is figured for us. ing as the prey is e@ here. tering or striving to escape A common name, which from its place of captivity. is: sometjmes applied to ~ \\ ~ Along the top of the… … him, and the specimens which he took ; odes and size to the fishing frog itself. home to St. Petersburg were, until quite THE FISHING FROG (LOPHIUS PISCATORIUS)—A STUDY FROM LIFE. The head is provided, with a moss-like fringe, which extends recently, the only ones available. But : aroun¢ its entire…

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