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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 18 (1901) (1901)

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ere there has been a depression of 750 feet number is not more than ten in all. It is thought that at Trebizond, and in southern Turkestan the waters a few specimens exist also in the chain of Ubombo, but were over 2,000 feet deep. The implements found this appears doubtful, these being rather the… … and the quagga. The latter was in filled. The waters at that time were Fig. 2.—READY TO START. former times very abundant at the about four feet in depth there, and the Cape and in Orange Free State, and it mountains are in the west, just as re- lated, and an east wind would have swept bare a…

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