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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 11 (September 1899) (1899)

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and hour shafts respectively extend within the uous and striking, the upper parts, with the exception the absence of pouches in the cheeks for the storage of of a light band across the loins, being brilliant chest- recesses of the minute and hour dials and have print- food. Their hair is long and… … long been the only ffigure available to natu- dial denotes day and the lower lialf night. H0G6S0N POCKET TIME STAMP. ralists. Thanks, however, to an energetic In operation the stamp is pressed upon an Englisli naturalist resident in China, the inked pad, then upon the article to be marked, Natural…

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