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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 7 (February 1877) (1877)

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in animals of different Fisr. 5. species. A whale has been known to hurt its lower jaw so that it could not close its mouth; yet it lived and thrived, and when killed it was in excellent condition. He also states that he has in his possession the head of a salmon which weighed 13 lbs., of which the… … bills as they do in their native state. Sometimes the pro- as the degrees of latitude augment in number. The sun does numbra of the spots, and the cloudy bridges which cross or tuberance has been clipped off, but it rapidly grows again. not revolve according to the laws which we suppose to gov-…

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