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Scientific American, Vol. 73, No. 16 (October 1895) (1895)

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e of them ever bear young they will also suck the juices of raw meat. Thej' grow The paper, after printing, is cut into sheets and de- alive, as viviparous in its true sense would imply. rapidly and in a short time acquire legs and lose their It may be interesting to note some of the curious… … EiiaBS''fH«is'-- IMPROVED "LONG RUN" PERFECTING PRINTING PRESS. perfectly formed toads ready to take up a terrestrial tive and in its operation the sheet has no printed sur- South America, Pipa americana, is the most extraordi- life,—F. P- Gr., in Outdoor World. face contact. nary. The eggs are…

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