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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 2 (July 1883) (1883)

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t of the water for twenty hours. This is the level with the s«out, is 5 feet in circumference, destitute of third species of the whales that have been exhibited in of them used for food by the natives. More especially is teeth, but armed with strong cartilaginous bands; and the this the case with… … contribute to its progress in any way; they are only used as popularly called knocked-knees. Nearly all the mounted EAST AFRICAN SHARK, COLOMBO MUSEUM. rudders and poisers. As the water in the tank has been soldiers of the British army suffer from this deformity, as lowered so far as to allow the…

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