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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 8 (1905) (1905)

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p- murs to animals quite low in the scale of animated erly written, could not fail to prove a most interesting existence, few, perhaps, are more curious and interest- one. Every peculiarity of every species has a meaning ing than those developed by the Lemurid called by One member of the and a… … bling those of birds, constructed of small, collections of living animals in other cit- A WANTIBO (PERIODICTICUS CALABARENSIS). flexible twigs, leaves, and tendrils, with a ies where they are to be found. Lemurs depression in the center in which, upon are well worth the careful attention that a bed…

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