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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 9 (February 1903) (1903)

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rotects it from strikes, and prepares to strike again, or he may slowly carinata), a rather small snake about fifteen or six- the heat and renders it almost equally refractory. retreat like an unconquered enemy, sure of his teen inches long. It is very poisonous, and to counter- Finely powdered… … United States government be- referred to. They are dis- BANDED EATTLESNAKE (CBOTALUS HOBBIDUS). gan the task of making a topo- tinguished by the absence of graphical map of the country. About a hundred the "pit" between the nostrils and the eyes, and they necessary. It is grayish brown, with…

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