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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 21 (1900) (1900)

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s seen, though sharks seen here the bone shark, or basking shark, is rarely, on the Californian coast, its color, a light bluish- the most interesting, and the least common, being sucking disk and is thus towed along. I have seen half a dozen remoras clinging to the sides of a large gray, making it… … at the time of Abraham and Ruth has been trans- into a perfect hammer, giving the animal a most sav- WHITE OIL SHARK. formed with slight changes into the modern Fellah. age appearance. These sharks are extremely power- ful, well illustrated by the maneuvers of an individual The American school for…

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