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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 13 (1907) (1907)

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ward was taken in South America. dition, and afford splendid anatomical To a villager of Malacotos, in Ecuador, material for determining the racial we owe the discovery of the efficiency character of the prehistoric people, of Peruvian bark as a cure for ma- which, ethnologists conclude, was THE… … geons, at a time when British ships also afforded much information as to were exploiting all waters. These the customs, habits, and progress of found malarial fever to be common in this primitive race, with types of all tropical and sub-tropical countries EGYPT, burials, graves, food-stuffs, hair…

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