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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 17 (April 1882) (1882)

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arsus, so that, when stand- men and scientists, and forming a type of a new genus and of the upper surface of the body, with some yellow upon their ing, the heel is elevated much above the ground. The bones species. ""These fish were caught on a codfish trawl eighty posterior surfaces; the soft… … nueleal crest. tic cushions of flesh covered JERBOAS, OR LEAFING MICE. Some of the first tile fish with stiff bristles. The body that were brought into Glou is generally about the size of cesterwere sent by Prof. Baird to Fish Commissioner Black- a rat, but in one species found in Middle Africa,…

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