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Scientific American, Vol. 71, No. 16 (October 1894) (1894)

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apparatus. peculiar accompaniment, he imitates in his oratorio The cell block contains six cells, which produce a very the motions and the leapings of the frog. We give the voice is sonorous and clear, and may be compared to the sounds of a silver bell. We would remark that it is, for famous… … Mrio Thus, for example, the Bufo variabilis has a harsh, into the mouth or down A DBY CELL FABADIC BATTERY. jerky voice, while the B. cinerius emits a sound like into the lungs, and is that of the representatives of the Pelobatides, although at first so deceived by As regards the notation or…

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