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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 17 (October 1897) (1897)

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the creatures were about five inches in length, of a general more or less regularity, and upon their contraction and resources at hand. dark green hue shading to gray, assimilating the expansion depends the prevailing color of the animal. The writer has a number of applications for patents various… … limbs to the rear, stiffen, and enter what is apparently AMEBICAN CHAMELEON (ANOLIS PRINCIPALIS). the accumulation of applications at this date has put complete hibernation ; but, as the sun rises the follow- the examiners four months or more behind in their ing day, they are warmed into life again…

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