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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 19 (November 1877) (1877)

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red salamander. Fig. 3, mon has a greenish hue over its body; the fins are green vided with gills, and breathe water only. When the gills spelerpes ruber, Daudin. The whole superior surface of this with blue reflections. A black spot surrounded by a pearly disappear it becomes a perfect salamander,… … not immediately discovered, water with considerable force Fig. l.-THE LONG-NOSED CHELMON. but it was eventually found and unerring aim. The jet out that the birds swallowed is often projected over a dis- the splinters from spent bul tance of 6 feet. The insect lets lying about on the ground struck…

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