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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 1 (January 1880) (1880)

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Eastern Asam, and congenial boughs it climbs with great ease, drawing itself was consulting Sir Joseph Fayrer's magnificent illustrated while the five elephants were as usual being fed opposite the from branch to branch by means of its hooked claws; but work on the "Venomous Snakes of the Indian… … an inch and a half on the fore legs, subsequently found that it was a COENDOO, OR BRAZILIAN TORCVmSfE—CereolabesprehenMs. and not quite an inch on the hinder common occurrence. Leech tci'a- limbs. A number of short quills pers are used by every elephant are also set upon the basal half of the tail,…

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