Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology, v. 2 (1829), Page 135, ASC0000h81
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Magazine of Natural History and Journal of ZoologyYear
1829Volume
v. 2 (1829)Page
Page 135Species
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Coordinates: [0, 0, 369, 788, 352, 464], Details: "keywords"=>["incisor", "closeup", "rabbit", "malady", "disease", "osseous", "lower incisor", "abnormality", "elongated", "rabbit: incissors", "incisors", "abnormaly", "teeth", "Mammalian rodentia", "bever ", "anomaly", "nose", "gum", "jaw", "rabbit incisors"]PageID
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incisorcloseuprabbitmaladydiseaseosseousrabbit teethCambridge philosophical societylower incisorabnormalityelongatedrabbit: incissorsIn the first of these rabbitswhich is preserved in the museum of the Cambridge Philosophical Societyand is a remarkably fine example of the anomaly in questionthe lower incisors are the pair chiefly elongated. wild rabbit tooth growthanimalincisorsabnormalyteethRodentsVeterinary dentistryGross dental abnormabilties.Mammalian rodentiabeveranomalynosegumjawrabbit incisors
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