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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 7 (February 1875) (1875)

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the period of growth and devel- being that of an ordinary reed organ or the reed of a clarion- opment, if there is an unusual deficiency of the bone-produc- net. Another timbre resembles that of the largest string of IMFBOVED OBATE BAB. ing elements, if, because of a severe illness, there is a sus-… … In his review of these investigations, lugs on its sides are about two inches apart, 9 iiV/. which we find in the Popular Science Se- and intersect each other. These, together view, Dr. Galton mentions numerous other with the crossbars between the flanges, on instances of musical fishes. In the…

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