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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 19 (November 1886) (1886)

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ontribute to increase the animal's its long hind limbs, and its still larger tail, ending in a France and North America. beauty, and seems to contract into a diabolical grin. tuft, this tarsier might be taken for a jerboa, were it These animals represent transitory forms between the The dental… … certainty as to the exact place TARSIERS AND LORISES. spell over men and their pos- to which they ought to assign sessions. They even carry their simplicity so far as to the owners of these remains its head is provided. These eyes, which are of a yellow in the mammalogical series. Some regard the…

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