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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 11 (September 1877) (1877)

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The eggs are on the back into a reddish or grayish-brown. The casing is polished by hand, as the Japanese alone can pol- deposited in holes in the ground, which the female tortoise bristle-like hair has a length of from one to two inches, and ish- and the last process is to rub the surface of the… … ing winters which mirror. The fact is proved to be mod- THE WATEE HOGS IN THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS AT LOHDON. noted by an En- erate. glish professor in In the female cia- the University of Tokio, R. W. Atkinson. He has been the back. The nose is flat, the eyes are expressionless and tudo the under…

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