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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 8 (February 1898) (1898)
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nguage is used : " These parties the three centra! digits rest upon the ground. On tory of a single bird, and graphically expressed in the were extensively engaged in swindling patentees in account of this peculiarity the track made by this habitual birdlike attitudes assumed by the adult and the… … in this manner is said to "Although," says Mr. Sa- YOUNG OF HOATZIN (OPISTHOCOMUS CRISTATUS) SHOWING REPTILIAN ATTITUDES.-ADULT HOATZIN. be indestructible. ville Kent, "these pictures FORE LIMB OF YOUNG HOATZIN. © 1898 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Patents · Indigo · Munn · Valve · Inches · Scientific American · Bicycle · Feed water · Equestrian statue · Patent office · Pressure cylinder · Indigo white · High pressure · Total weight · Great northern · Wooden model
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