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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 1 (January 1905) (1905)

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rd. An automatic arrangement of the flexormuscles above the knee, analogous to that whichadapts the claws of birds to retain their grasp upona limb, or the bats to hang suspended from a bough,enables these animals to do this. The rete mirabileassists in making this, their favorite position, the… … THE SLOW LORIS (Nycticibus tardigradus.) This is said to be the slowest-moving animal in existence.

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