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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 9 (August 1891) (1891)

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ans grinding the edge of constriction, and do not have poison fangs, the Euro- while the second floor contains a commodious testing the lens in a lathe in such a manner that it is equidis- pean variety being known as pythons. The true boas room, sixteen meters by seven meters, in which all the tant… … now in process of manu- the case with most HANDLING A BOA CONSTRICTOR IN A SAFE AND EASY WAY. facture for the Upsala other reptiles, and re- observatory, and others main so while the pro- have been supplied for the observatories of Potsdam cess of digestion is going on, which, for a full meal,…

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