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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 14 (April 1877) (1877)

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l showing that fiomalocephala), one of the sub-order of lizards termed pa- tionless and closely collapsed on its sides. A seaman on chyglosm, or thick-tongued. It is a native of Java, and is it had either stood in the Hippodrome or else served as a board sunk one with a heavy weight attached to it,… … which faces the sea. The idea of re- weeds forming the chief part of its sub- Fig. 2.-THE BASILISK. sistence. The middle toes are united moving the fallen obelisk to England, as a memorial of the departure of the French from Egypt, by a strong web, and the claws are large. There is some pansions…

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