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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 3 (July 1888) (1888)

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lesh. In a the nostrils. The eyes are large and brilliant and are The chelydras are capable of swimming in water with state of liberty they live chiefly upon fish, but they do surrounded with a row of small, hard protuberances agility, but upon land their movements are slow and that project over… … ohm per cell. at the base, is covered with a CHELYDRA TEMMINCKIL warty skin and three rows of »-*-» The directors of the Pana- oval plates, one on each side, ma Canal Company fixed June 26 for the issue of the and one on the median dorsal line. The plates of this powerful jaws and drag under water…

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