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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 9 (August 1875) (1875)

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y is a where they spin a new web. This, repeated by multitudes 6. Alloys of lead and platinum: (a) With 10 per cent of families all over the tree, leaves it utterly consumed, and hairy creature, sometimes called the ant bear {myromecopha- annihilates all chance of the smallest crop. In the month ga… … a'.tract attention to its wants by climbling tinge of leaden hue, and with about twen- THE SCALY ANT-EATER. ty-four small black spots. The lower up my knee, and laying hold of my leg by ends at 536° Fah. (6) With 3 per cent of platinum. The its tail. It seized ants by extending its long, glutinous…

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