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... species of deer hath not the fame protec- tion ? the answer feems to be , that the fwiftnefs of the other kinds enables them to escape their pur- fuer . Though the northern natural- ifts fpeak of the expedition alfo , with which the ...
... species of deer hath not the fame protec- tion ? the answer feems to be , that the fwiftnefs of the other kinds enables them to escape their pur- fuer . Though the northern natural- ifts fpeak of the expedition alfo , with which the ...
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... species . Having but two teats , it is fuppofed that they never produce more than two young ones , which , according to Pliny , they fly about with on their back . If this is true at all , I fhould fuppofe that it only takes place when ...
... species . Having but two teats , it is fuppofed that they never produce more than two young ones , which , according to Pliny , they fly about with on their back . If this is true at all , I fhould fuppofe that it only takes place when ...
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... species above ground , when the weather is mild and moist , or the earth dewy . The eggs , depofited on the tender germ , are conveyed with the food into the ftomach and in- testines of the animals , whence they are received into the ...
... species above ground , when the weather is mild and moist , or the earth dewy . The eggs , depofited on the tender germ , are conveyed with the food into the ftomach and in- testines of the animals , whence they are received into the ...
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