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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 11 (March 1908) (1908)

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. In one- of the illus- The so-called "jumping beans" are the trations a dog which has had the tendons of carpels of a Mexican species of Euphorbia, its leg severed by a knife cut is having or spurge, which are inhabited by larvre of chloroform administered. the Carpocapsa saltitans. These seed… … glass suspended while mov- Administering Chloroform to a Dog Before Operating Upon It. scends into a sheet-iron ing. chamber or tank which A HOSPITAL FOR SHALL ANIMALS.

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