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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 25 (June 1907) (1907)

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respiration apparatus has no- end; but the second bracket held. He let go, stopped Director of the Zoo, for his approval and criticism. been demonstrated on a human subject, but it is be- and considered, rubbing his chin with his hand for all Dr. Hornaday states that "Dohong" used a lever on lieved… … reasoned out what a lever would European wild cat, which he would do, and concluded that In the call Felis sylvestris. RESUSCITATING A RABBIT WITH THE RESPIRATOR.

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