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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 1 (January 1877) (1877)

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ew minutes, and removing it from the fistulandw, the snout is greatly prolonged as in the centriscida dispose of this not over agreeable consideration by an un- tube by breaking the glass, it is presented to a small magnet or spike-bearing fishes, and it bears the mouth at the end of equivocal… … streaks and spots. In some specimens allowing for reasonable waste. This is the FISTULARIA TABACCARIA. of this curious race, the back takes a red- second utilization that has been proposed. dish brown hue. The other was to cremate the bodies in gas retorts, and to or vertically poised compass…

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