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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 19 (November 1887) (1887)

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t twice the diameter of the shot it is pro- by one who saw it as' " the bones of a horse," was relative difference between it and the adult human posed to use. Underneath the kid a flap of India found in close contact with the mammoths. The same which stands in front. rubber cloth or packing is… … 2 in. air pressure, drop into the re- THE AMERICAN MAMMOTH (ELEPHAS PRIMIGENIUS). In a very exhaustive treatise servoir. They fall down to its on the elephant race, called the " Ivory King," Chas. "ancient elephant was over twice the weight of the bottom, flying around its walls in spiral paths,…

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