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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 15 (October 1905) (1905)

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e very intelligent, the sure than those lying outside of them, the blood will Now, Dr. R. Eisenmenger, of Szaszvaros, Hungary, recognition of the person who feeds them in captivity be made to flow from the periphery toward the place has had the idea of trying artificial breathing by sim- being… … ternately pressed down and drawn upward by the pro- will frequently refuse all food but these. The larger cess above described, will transmit this reciprocating A HANDFUL OF ALLIGATORS. specimens in captivity are fed about three times a motion through the bowels of the abdomen to the dia- week on…

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