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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 5 (1904) (1904)

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the tion being repeated until t! + structure is a third or a tum californicum.* The plow has been very destruct- closed cell. quarter of its destined width, when it is pulled over ive of these, but the writer once estimated that, in a Remarkable as are the natural conditions under to a horizontal… … ZOOLOGICAL PARK. of its maker. It lives much longer than spiders be- Dr. F. W. Goding, United States consul at New- longing to most other genera. One year after hatching castle, New South Wales, has secured for the United it measures scarcely 3-16 of an inch in length, ex- States Zoological Park…

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