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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 21 (May 1881) (1881)

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etected numerous large New Yorkers select from. The heaviest sales are, of course, Quadrumana, or monkeys, of the families Galeopithecidce and brown plant lice upon the common pine of this region in the cheaper varieties of plants. The familiar roses, gera- Lemuridm. (Pinus australis), which for… … THE LEMUR VARI. branches, which they puncture with their remarkably long laburnums, verbenas, petunias,violets, carnations, and mign- them terminate in claws. They stand with difficulty, and beaks, causing the sap to exude and the branch upon which nonettes are sold by the hundreds of thousands.…

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