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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 11 (September 1902) (1902)

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is Not a piece was missing, however, when they were all the surface ready to extract the animalcules from the the Piddock, or "Boring clam," belonging to the family collected and put together. sea-water, upon which the clam feeds. At the first of Pholes. Th= members of this curious family bore… … tion. which it lies, as its growth necessitates. After dis- PIDDOCKS IN THEIR ROCK-DWELLING The cost of building, machinery and pipe is about continuing its boring, its muscular foot is gradually $350,000, and it is believed that it will more than pay absorbed and the orifice through which it…

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