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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 24 (1898) (1898)

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the chair the oper- ator can easily connect it with the connecting tube in laden with food and oxygen, is brought into the clam the chair. in a remarkable manner, which is readily observed. The gills and other parts of the clam are covered with The Current Supplement. minute, hair-like organs,… … offices that it seems gifted with a =e eruption. ‘‘ Pekin” is an interesting special sense. The clam has olfactory THE SPEAKING TUBE. article describing interesting scenes organs, these being found in what is of that city. ‘“ Africa and its Ani- known as the parieto-splanchnic gan- stage in plain…

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