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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 26 (December 1886) (1886)

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looking animals these are which we have but it is perhaps more probably only a climatic va- here represented. They have been classed by some writ- riety. The dugong is found iir the Red Seaj the Indian " ers near to the whales, that is, among the cetaceans ; The manatees have seldom been captured… … and size to the fishing frog itself. him, and the specimens which he took THE FISHING FROG (LOPHIUS PISCATOIlIUS)-A STUDY FROM LIFE home to St. Petersburg were, until quite The head is provided ^ with a moss-like fringe, which extends recently, the only ones available. But frequent the shallow…

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