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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 9 (March 1884) (1884)

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e credited, or discredited, were of a dark, blackish gray color, but this color gradually 1873) gives an account of the somewhat analogous result to M. Turpin. changed to light gray and a yellowish tint. which followed from pricking the brain of a pigeon with a In biological science, though the… … YOUNG PANTHERS IN THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN AT DUSSELDORF, GERMANY. The curious fresh water jelly fish, which appeared so mysteri- mother and given to two sucking cats, who nursed their in exactly the same manner as do the ground tumblers; and adopted children with the greatest tenderness and care.…

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