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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 9 (February 1880) (1880)

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e there is no commonly three or four spots in each dorsal row, from ago, who would persist in creeping down and completely illuminating gas, as in the country and in some private behind the eye to the bend of the back (supra-iliac promi- hiding himself under the moss at the approach of every cold… … THE PICKEREL FROG.—(Sana Palmtns.) it is perfectly absurd to attribute this or any other work to chain of creation. chance, for in that sense chance is nothing, and consequently spots are confluent, thus forming two blackish bands (see About as large as a tolerably sized rabbit, covered with can do…

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