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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 23 (1887) (1887)

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of a foreign country. (State vs. great analogy with that of the Guinea goose. ceived a pair of geese froin Madagascar, the first of the Pratt.) The court cited with approval the decision of The male weighs twenty-two pounds and the female species that have been introduced into France. These… … on the steamer Erymanthe, this country can boast of a MADAGASCAR GEESE. which carried them to more classical specimen of Reunion, where they were mortuary architecture than is exhibited in the tomb of Mr. Jay Gould, in transferred to the Sydney. Here they suffered to such weighs, on an average,…

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