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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 23 (December 1879) (1879)

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the chamois, for the ibex is to the full as wary and active perfectly identical in lithological characters with those of bristles of the surface being provided with an armature, at an animal, -and is sometimes apt to turn the tables on its I certain points along their length, of retrorse barbs.… … of a Naturalist," be a most effi- patented in Germany for preser- cient protection to the cactus from being devoured by vation of the dead. The liquid used is prepared as follows: fact glasses of the basic series, either consisting of sidero- large animals. " I have often noticed that if one…

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