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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 24 (June 1881) (1881)

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elicious of all is During t he great pro- a fried "shedder "lob- gress of meteorological ster. A "shedder''is science of late years, a lobster who is within the fact has been estab- one or two days' time lished that in this exer- of casting its shell, cise upon the condi- which is removed arti-… … shell is formed; this ranean Sea, devoid or <*P"»Mne thoracic k* of !he second pair, Embryo of lobuler First larval i-ta^e (back view). again is cast off, and so productive power and unfit for the habitation of civilized continually until the animal has attained its full growth. to eat them. There…

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