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Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 22:06:30 +0400

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These sketches have been reproduced by Fischer and by Lucæ, and bear date 1783, Soemmering having received them in 1784. Had either of Von Wurmb's specimens reached [26] Holland, they would hardly have been unknown at this time to Camper, who, however, goes on to say–"It appears that since this, some more of these monsters have been captured, for an entire skeleton, very badly set up, which had been sent to the Museum of the Prince of Orange, and which I saw only on the 27th of June, 1784, was more than four feet high. I examined this skeleton again on the 19th December, 1785, after it had been excellently put to rights by the ingenious Onymus."
cogs or levelers to be found inside the objects. Wires and colorful gizmos do not tell much about the inner workings of the object as such. This shift from mechanics to electronics
modified and altered in any way. A homepage manifest itself as a representation of information in virtual worlds
"The Orang," says he, "differs not only from the Pigmy of Tyson and from the Orang of Tulpius by its peculiar colour and its long toes, but also by its whole external form. Its arms, its [22] hands, and its feet are longer, while the thumbs, on the contrary, are much shorter; and the great toes much smaller in proportion."9 And again, "The true Orang, that is to say, that of Asia, that of Borneo, is consequently not the Pithecus, or tail-less Ape, which the Greeks, and especially Galen, have described. It is neither the Pongo nor the Jocko, nor the Orang of Tulpius, nor the Pigmy of Tyson,–it is an animal of a peculiar species, as I shall prove in the clearest manner by the organs of voice and the skeleton in the following chapters" (l. c. p. 64).
they see something made of plastic and electronics