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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 4 (July 1899) (1899)

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ties. Tlie upon them, a position which raises its head and brings paper is thrown into the streets or in lots, and is blown the oblique mouth in position to engulf any prey that ANATOMY OF DORSAL EAYS, OK "FISHING EODS," OF about with every gust of wind and collects under may approach. The bunch of… … first dorsal is a curious short prominence, to blem is to pass stringent city ordinances, some extent movable, with a pseudo barbel and see that they are enforced. In some WALKING FISH AND NEST. or bait upon its tip. Back of this is a larger cities it is an infraction of the sanitary code and more…

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