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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 14 (April 1879) (1879)

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rt of the belly are drowns, and finally devours him. The Siamese ape is also generations to the pernicious practice of cooking food. It grayish white, and the tip of the tail is nearly black. is remarkable, however, that Mr, Dall finds no trace what- stated to be in great request among native… … distance between the mouth of fested by the deadliest enemy of THE BOBAC—(Arciomys Bobac.) the burrow and the nest is from their race. Thcstartling intelli- fifteen to twenty feet, rarely gence is rapidly disseminated more than forty-two feet. The principal passages branch off throughout the monkey…

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