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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 2 (July 1885) (1885)

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gills quite plainly from behind. This salute, or what- town they can be found kept in glass jars and domesti- ever it was, was performed four or five times in as pseudo air chamber formed by the extreme upper cated to a remarkable degree, the possibilities of which many minutes; in fact, every time… … gap at that thne; the next best period inches in length, of a sober greenish- NEST OF THE PARADISE FISH. being the middle of summer, as, although brown hue, with darker and small spots. When moving along quietly, they look at this latter period there' is a large quantity of fluid in the stem, still…

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