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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 10 (March 1898) (1898)

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e common. Among them herewith the nut and bolt are rendered interdependent are cases of supernumerary mammae, ribs and verte- they certainly have their legitimate place in any patho- by means of a piece of steel with three branches, the brae in the higher mammalia, one or more stripes re- central… … or horns upon the head, nor are the parts supernume- A HOBNED COCEEBEL. DEVICE TO PBEVENT THE TTNSGBEWING OF NUTS. rary, since there is no vestige of spurs upon the tarsi. It is a true " sport" of a most unusual character, since rarely, if ever, have there been observed animals in formed in the…

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