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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 14 (April 1880) (1880)

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s Chronicle, will incJicate only two inches. The mouth of the Venus girdle is in the cen- are viviparous, and the process of development of the young the aptness of these intelligent people, the Japanese, to ter of the body, occupying a comparatively small space. The shows that the horny jaws of… … of labor, all the singing girls of the blood of this minute air-born vege- VENUS' GIEDLE.—(6'este«i Veneris.) tea houses, with the other inmates table organism. In further proof of these establishments, dressed up of this, we are informed by the fied claws of a pair of limbs turned inwards over the…

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