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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 11 (March 1878) (1878)

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nee of the right hind limb. Nearly a small cylinder of wrought iron fixed at its center to the at the same instant a half-grown water snake {Tropidonotus The child was admitted into the Northeastern Hospital, the stem of an areometer floating in water. The force of de- disease having commenced a… … flex the leg,^or draw the tibia —-^ ly refractile bodies, resem- up toward the femur, so that bling minute colorless crys- SERPENTS AT DINNER. he might swallow them to- tals, were seen in active move- gether, or side by side. The ment. Reagents acted upon female apparently took no notice of the…

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