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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 19 (November 1879) (1879)

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s, preferring those that be- This process, in consequence of various technical defects, long to the fig genus. On these boughs they hang in ments and ornaments are frequently found. Animal remains has fallen short of the, great expectations entertained, and are also common. Among them are the bones… … of a better quality and of a cleaner such cases, the liver at last becomes FLYING FOX, OR ROUSSETTE — Pteropus Bubrieollis grain. 6. The judicious pruning of infiltrated with fat—a condition side branches prevents stag-headed- which is physiological in animals ness, with its attendant evil of decay…

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