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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 3 (July 1880) (1880)

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ing to the from the sand, and rather conspicuous in the little puddles leeches have ringed bodies, the parasitic leeches of fish different members of the skate or ray family of fishes, it fe left by the receding tide. Round their mouth is usually a and crabs have soft and smooth bodies, especially… … mained suspended night and day in TEREBELLA EMMALINA.- [Natural size] HERHELLA— [Magnified.] animal is very soon exhausted by the open clear mid-water. Still, such unnatural exertions, it soon sinks to the bot- with all the precautions taken by the eel*, many tom. Should a quantity of sand be now…

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