The American Naturalist, 12. köideEssex Institute, 1878 |
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... feet , and curiosity tempted the boldest to peep into one of the houses . The inhabitants were dead or dying of starvation . The men were seeking the deer far away . The women had denied themselves . to save little bits for a child some ...
... feet , and curiosity tempted the boldest to peep into one of the houses . The inhabitants were dead or dying of starvation . The men were seeking the deer far away . The women had denied themselves . to save little bits for a child some ...
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... Indian name of Shote or Show'tl . Its special habitat is the broken hilly country forming an elevated bench some two thousand feet above ΙΟ [ January , The Sewellel or Show'tl . Social Life among the Aborigines The Sewellel or Show'tl.
... Indian name of Shote or Show'tl . Its special habitat is the broken hilly country forming an elevated bench some two thousand feet above ΙΟ [ January , The Sewellel or Show'tl . Social Life among the Aborigines The Sewellel or Show'tl.
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... feet , cut off a limb quickly , and retreat with it to its hole . Often , a mass of dried sticks and rubbish may be seen about the entrance to the * Perhaps such holes are made by the animal burrowing to the surface from below . -ED ...
... feet , cut off a limb quickly , and retreat with it to its hole . Often , a mass of dried sticks and rubbish may be seen about the entrance to the * Perhaps such holes are made by the animal burrowing to the surface from below . -ED ...
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... feet , from one hole to another . They are able to gather their food at any time of the year , seldom going more than a few feet from the entrance of their holes to procure it . I have never heard them make any kind of noise by day or ...
... feet , from one hole to another . They are able to gather their food at any time of the year , seldom going more than a few feet from the entrance of their holes to procure it . I have never heard them make any kind of noise by day or ...
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... feet north , has a temperature of 116.5 ° Fahr . Still further north are two more salt springs , situated also in an east and west line , only four feet apart ; the westerly one , as before , having the lowest temperature , being 79 ...
... feet north , has a temperature of 116.5 ° Fahr . Still further north are two more salt springs , situated also in an east and west line , only four feet apart ; the westerly one , as before , having the lowest temperature , being 79 ...
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