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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 7 (1898) (1898)

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p into compact balls possessed wall, and stretching out his arms laterally at a right by certain mammals is undoubtedly a sign either of a such resemblance in conformation and arrangement angle to his body, he touches the surface behind him low grade of organization or of an inferior ancestry. It… … instead of depicting a full faved: aspect, as in struction in the two animals, and the conse- the case of a human being, necessarily have quent identity of their characteristic postures, to represent a profile view, and this is also true ought to aid greatly in forming a vivid mental of all the…

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