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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 17 (October 1900) (1900)

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electrons and the diameter several rows are tied around the ankle. Each cocoon of their orbits. The speed is that of light, and the fig- has been opened for the purpose of inserting the ures obtained lead to conclusions in close agreement stones. Dr. Hough also tells me of a much larger co- with… … Glasgow," by J. A. Stewart, and shows an excellent Mr. Fuller to be the secretion of a scale insect of the COCOON ANKLETS FEOM NATAL. example of the good work which is be- genus Ceroplastes. 1 believe this fact ing done in Great Britain toward fur- has been recorded before, but I am un- thering…

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