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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 9 (February 1908) (1908)

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stance to the air, and turns the squirrel as Chiroptera, or hand-winged animals. The thumb into something analogous to our piece of card. Its journeys. In a word, these frogs simply glide upon of the bat is free, and terminates in a hooked claw; weight is so much greater, however, than the amount… … The Resemblance Between a Parachute and a Dandelion Seed. The Flight of a Flying Squirrel. The Principle of a Squirrel's Flight. between them stretches a skin or membrane, to which, carries it only a short distance in an upward direction. flying fish, although at one time it was widely credited But…

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