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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 3 (January 1887) (1887)

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ditions were as follows : lar animal to which we wish to call attention (see of 1500 of a second has been claimed. Mr. E. J. Marey, The pendulum was eight inches long as regards the accompanying cut, taken from the Illustrirte Zeitnng) who in France has done the most important work of distance from… … THE PORCUPINE ANT EATER. smallest of the monotremes, and reminds one of the animals, has used a regular exposure period of 1 2510 about 0'i sec, and for a longerarc such as indicated by porcupine. Its body is plump, and its short legs are of a second. Dr. Higgins, therefore, seems to have the…

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