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Scientific American, Vol. 40, No. 25 (June 1879) (1879)

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y cannot be controlled by the animal. that case, stretch them out gradually and die. A colored what he saw and whatthe animals did on being disturbed of The synaptse climb only when roughly touched; ordinarily their night's rest. He commences by describing the monkeys, picture, painted from nature,… … the two species illustrated, one, Sy- body with it on its two ungainly INTERESTING ECHINODERMATA. napla inlmrens, shown in the en- legs. The kangaroo lay a long time graving in two thirds of its natural without moving. At last, aroused size, is found along the northwestern coast of France. The by…

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