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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 2 (1903) (1903)

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works a hand-pump, while another directs a strangest objects in existence. As I watched it through worked by one or two men, and a reservojr large enough nozzle at a tree, apparently painting it after the modern the glass it began to progress slowly in one direction. to contain several gallons of… … which resembles an excrescence on move only down inclined surfaces, while the ameba is the limbs, and which would hardly enabled by some incomprehensible agency to move TURBO IN DISTENDED HINDER PART. along level or even ascend inclined planes. be recognized as an insect, so incon- The creature has…

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