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Scientific American, Vol. 68, No. 5 (1893) (1893)

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from the true armadillos in the absence of the large The largest of living armadillos is one which in- which the aard-vark has in common with the arma- in the physiognomy of the latter. dillos is the absence of front teeth, and its cheek teeth hasa length of about 36 inches, cxs.usive of the un-… … be seen, there an aard-vark’s alist in La Plata,” suggests, (From Jardine.) burrow might be pretty con- may also have had the ad- fidently expected. Unfort- vantage of avoiding any unately, however, as we learn from a recent report of the agricultural department of the Cape Colony, this is no…

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