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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 12 (1899) (1899)

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cious. [ have handled scores of them trom the A MECHANICALLY-OPERATED CROSS-CUT SAW. Gulf of Mexico and California, and observed only one A novel cross-cut band or chain saw which is de- instance—the one cited—where the animal deliberately signed to saw logs far more rapidly and effectively sak \ a… … Again, it cannot be determined from this whether the various individuals. In a small tank were confined CLARK’S CHAIN CROSS-CUT SAW. animal would have seized him; though the observer three individuals having a radial spread of perhaps 18 was confident that it would, and that it was large J. Clark,…

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