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

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tion. Instead of falling rapidly to the I have dwelt at some length upon the phalanger's impetus is exhausted, the fish is quite unable to sus- ground as a stone would do, it soars upward to a con- mode of progress in the air because its principle ex- tain itself in the air by muscular effort.… … A Gnat's Wing Area is Proportionately Throwing a Card to Imitate the Flight of a Flying The Flying Pish Leaps From the Water and Eleven Times That of the Swallow. Squirrel. Skims Through the Air. able of all the creatures possessing the power of true Besides the phalangers, there are the flying…

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