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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 5 (July 1904) (1904)

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gle covering. Other layers are sub- of thick, massive form with a large head and short, sequently added, even in the case of an adult, but in usually in heavy clay, or adobe, very hard in summer, broad muzzle. the latter instance the successive coverings lie wholly and having its smooth wall… … ing edge of the Tasmanian Devil. Echidna. asked by the door is per- American con- NEW ANIMALS IN THE UNITED STATES ZOOLOGICAL PARK. fectly straight cerns, which Though much of the soil in which these spiders live upon the upper side, as is also that part of the tun- are about half those asked for…

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