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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 2 (January 1881) (1881)

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eces of coral or mollusca taken seedy. common objects on the bottom, are trip large black echinus in by its host, or in default of this, tearing and lacerating A number of letters recommending this invention very the sides of its self-constituted prison. Its entrance into the and the beche de mer.… … about eight inches in length. aud can be traced into the SWORDBILL HUMMING BIRD—{Docimaster ensiferus.) It inhabits Santa Fe de Bogo- pons; and it appears to ta, the Caraccas, and Quito, course down in the direc- and is generally found at considerable elevations, having tion of the medulla,…

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