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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 19 (November 1903) (1903)

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schild, who own extensive shooting it was such a success that Prof. Ewart came to the first in India, where it is well known the natives man- grounds in England, these two gentlemen taking the conclusion that the new hybrid would be an ideal ani- age their mules with more tact and patience than the… … Iceland Pony and Her Two Foals, the Smaller of Which Is a Zebra Cross. The Nine Months Old Progeny of a Lion and a Tiger. SOME NEW HYBEIDS. The experiments were therefore continued, and a all doing well. For years the European pheasant has their destination, Quetta, and are now undergoing a number…

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