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

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kind of animal glue. near Bathang is the pine, which in some places was seen slightly toward the throat, the lower jaw catches it and car- The principal food of the Greenland whale consists of a in magnificent forests, and the trunks of many of which are ries it up into the hollow before described.… … Fig. 5.-WHALEB0NE WHALE ("BALiENA MYSTICETITS") OF THE GREENLAND SEAS. holes and nose end, showing the mouth shut, and the arrange- sea is from 34° to 35° Fah., the ordinary temperature among In the first part of the journey, after leaving Hankow, ice being 29°, the color of the water varying from…

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