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A general history of quadrupeds : the figures engraved on wood . 174 HISTORY OF QUADRUPEDS.. THE LONG-NOSED TAPIIR,[Hippopotamus Terrejlrisj Lin.—Le Tapir, BufF.) Is the Hippopotamus of the new world, and
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