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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 6 (February 1878) (1878)

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ved of the safe avrival in Auck- and indeed may almost be compared to that of the plesiosau- one a week. His constitution was so shattered that he had land, New Zealand, of 40,000 salmon eggs from Columbia rus of the liassic period, but of course in miniature. On great difficulty in insuring his… … highly glutinous bread would phate of (Quinine. THE LONG-NECKED CHELODINE. be of great utility,' but it If some sulphate of quinine should not be sour, such acid- is strewn over a sheet of ity being calculated to foster the habit of alcoholic drinking. river. These eggs were sent from San Francisco…

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