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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 9 (1905) (1905)

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can devour another twice its own to be no theory to account for it. is six and five-eighths of an inch long, but contains a size, at a single swallow, is a statement that may seem In addition to the extraordinary rapaciousness of fish in its stomach which is ten and a half inches long. to the… … The bottom of the deep sea is apparently devoid of disuse, we find that the deep-sea fishes commonly pos- plant life except perhaps in the form of bacteria. There sess eyes, while only a few are blind. In this connec- is, however, an abundance of slime comprising animal- tion it may be remarked…

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