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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 8 (1891) (1891)

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en where surroundings. known that the pattern or distribution of coloring is trees are cut down indiscriminately, there is not constant in the same species. Now thisis well shown 0 as wuch harm done as in some places where thie trees Our Wood Pulp Industry. in the specimens of Bothrops atrox and… … THE PUFF ADDER. colonial government for both poiitical and eco- The diamond rattlesnake from the sunny plains of Guiria, in Eastern Venezuela, where nomic reasons. Such wells as a means of recla- mation began systematically to be bored in 1857, the the soil is of a reddish color, is reddish in his…

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