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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 4 (1900) (1900)

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nded by a kind of equipment. All the phenomena shown by fishes as halo, also colorless. the result of taming are, of course, of this sort, but ‘“‘The humidity, contrary to the general law, in- such facts have not been exact enough, says Mr. Ed- creased with the altitudeand attained an approximative… … it gently up toward the forward the principal summits of the Alps. end, the opportunity was given for Mont Blane thus served us as a observing the animal’s behavior guide for a long time. At 4,100 to good purpose. meters we traversed a kind of ice- This fish dislikes the sunlight, and tried to go…

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