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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 2 (July 1894) (1894)

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nty to thirty-five angular scales. The color of the tail is dark gray, selling it, if properly utilized, nearly double what the while the thick fur on the animal's back is chestnut years. It is of light build, can only be operated waste dealer pays for it. brown and that under the body is lighter.… … being placed one upon the other without mills does not begin to equal theirs. This regularity; but the beaver, a natural is a needless neglect, and can easily be THE BEAVER. marine architect, saves the thicker stems remedied. Many of the places where we for a different purpose. If the level of are…

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