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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 17 (October 1901) (1901)

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a circle of 20 feet radius evident their prey must have been the largest creatures of tons of material of this kind which has been re- above the water. Then plunging into the depths ceived by our museums and colleges is not easy to that inhabited the waters in which they swam, and it naught would… … ing away the delicate partitions STUDY OF AMEBICAN SATJBIANS—Drawn by J. Carter Beard. and the solution that is left con- between tubuli, and by softening stitutes the liquid for lixiviat- all adjacent parts, hastens its disintegration. The disappearing mass of life. Should several have ap- ing the…

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