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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 23 (June 1887) (1887)

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esignated. In a short time saw a "horn snake" killed and cut apart with a the leaf proper on the end of the pipe appears as an ear- time he picked out the figure of the pine snake, scythe, and that he plainly observed the scythe was like appendage. The pipe or lubes extend first along the Pityophis… … There were three serpents on in marshy land. This is, in THE PITCHER PLANT. exhibition, all of them being brief, a description of a plant common pine snakes. When which interests us specially, I informed my friend to what species they belonged, since it has been found on the high lands of the…

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