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Scientific American, Vol. 47, No. 25 (December 1882) (1882)

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bber tube for introducing the car- When the young are hatched, these cradles disappear. like those of the human colon. The alimentary canal is long, bonic acid gas. The rubber tube can be closed quickly and Some of the tree-toads—the hylodes of the island of Gua- and the caecum well developed. All… … After being carefully washed off it was boiled in water. her tail, presenting a curious appearance. Among the pipe The broth made from it smelled and tasted just like that fishes, the sea-horse, etc., the males receive the young into from fresh meat, and the meat itself, if not boiled too long, a…

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