Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 349
egg. It wasreally an expansion of a portionof the hyoid bone, and formeda perfect sound-box for thehowler. So far as I know heenjoys the distinction of beingthe sole owner of this wonder-ful patent. On that never-to-be-forgottenday, we learned something elsein the school of observation. Infact, I… … THE TEETEE, OK SQUIRREL MONKEY, SHOWING CHARACTERISTICOF HOLDING THE TAIL. (SEE PAGE 339.) i894; MONKEYS OF NORTH AMERICA. 337 ing down. This was the golden howler of SouthAmerica, a big, ugly, black-faced, red-hairedfellow, weighing from twenty to thirty pounds,and is the most typical form of the…
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