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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 1 (July 1884) (1884)

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esigned to protect them, but which, with their con- tled gray about the head. animal. nivance, are practically, to a great extent, a dead letter. A year ago last March, a batch of eggs was laid from It is stated that the axolotl is used as food by some of the They are, moreover, ignorant of the use… … THE MEXICAN AXOLOTL. was laid, and since then laying has occurred at regular in- the time of Cortez, while others, especially the women, hold The Lancet I'eporter refers to one colony of about 150 per- tervals of six weeks. In appearance the eggs resemble those it in abhorrence and make it the…

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