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Scientific American, Vol. 39, No. 23 (December 1878) (1878)

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Southern America, and there are reached, this invention is valuable, as it only requires a pull cially that of the hind toe, which is nearly straight and longer other species scattered over Africa, Asia, and Australia. of the cord to extinguish the light. Further particulars may than the toe from… … reality these two pavilions are devoted to art; the one on the new to science. One of these is an immense specimen with south includes the bureau of the Austrian Commission, the a curious sort of tail. It increases in size toward the end, JACANA. one on the north the bureau of the Hungarian…

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