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The Inventor's advocate, patentees' recorder, and weekly British and foreign miscellany of inventions, discoveries, and the fine arts (1839)

London : Printed by John Eames · leaf 211

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ffed or pre-served in spirits, plants, and specimens of rocks andminerals. They were collected during the voyageof discovery undertaken by the Astrolabe andZelee, under the command of Captain dUrville.Among this collection of animals from different3 world, the most curious are twos singular form… … to man. [The English naturalist, Mr. Watertou,has a specimen of a monkey with a fine aquilinenose, in his collection at Walton Hall, near Wake-field; to which he lias given the name of nonde-script. He brought it with him from SouthAmerica, but the very perculiar appearance of thehead and face…

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