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

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THE SLOW LORIS (Nycticibus tardigradus.) This is said to be the slowest-moving animal in existence. … RING-TAILED LEMUR {Lemur catta). Unlike mostlemurs this variety huntsduring the daytime and lives among rocks and caves inBtead of upon treetops. If its rations did not largely consist of vegetation,leaves, tender shoots, and fruits, it might be some-what difficult to understand how, with the…

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