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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 7 (February 1890) (1890)

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Marsu- capture after sunset. As regards external form and lar but much shorter stripes. The tail, which is pro- nature, there are the same resemblances between the pialia, which still comprises, it is true, a few representa- vided with coarse hairs, is of a dark brown above, of a wolves of our… … THE DOG-HEADED OPOSSUM (THYLACIHTJS CYNOCEPHALTJS) sarcophile, which belongs to and fowl in the poultry yards. the same order, the encepha- In order to defend their lus is greatly reduced and the brain entirely smooth ; property against such terrible enemies, the farmers to which we propose more…

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