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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 20 (May 1884) (1884)

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y drinking. On the eighth day of the work, while Dr. Le Plongeon was nematoid worm was discovered by Dubinl at Milan in 1838, Once in their proper habitat—the duodenum—they cut making moulds in a grand castle, not very distant from the and thirteen years later Griesinger made known its relation… … ened. Victims of the disease man, yet so apish. In the posi- Plate l.-DISCOVERY OF FIGURE IN MOUND. may die in collapse within tion it occupies it is ninety- a few weeks or even days seven centimeters (about three after the first symptoms, or may drag on a wretched exist- feet) high; so if standing…

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