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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 11 (March 1875) (1875)

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1 ounce each, and powdered cam- to a shape resembling that of the bird's body, and its the individual which, in the large engraving, he represents phor, three sixteenths of an ounce. This is combined into a girth is regulated by the similar measurement already ob- tained from the bird itself. As… … the flesh follows, until the leg is reached, when the scalpel Fig. 2.-TAXIDERMICAL IMPLEMENTS, Fig 3..-SKINNING-THF. FIRST INCISION. serves as a foundation for the neck. The extremity of the is again used to disarticulate the thigh joints. The bone of at work, and in Fig. 2. First, there is the…

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