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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 21 (November 1881) (1881)

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l plant fastens upon the white corpuscles and lished it to the world. It is hardly necessary for me to say these fish to American waters have not been successful. multiplies its cells, altering their character until, with the that this amblystome, and in fact all of the sabimander The turbot is a… … and whitish dots on the legs. public soles are the most ini' There is a strong groove or portant of all sea fishes. Lit- THE SPOTTED AM'SLY^TOM'^.—(Amhlystoma punctatum.) furrow along the back from tle is known of their habits. the head to the base of the They are caught in great tail. In alcohol…

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