Phocidae

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seal	English

• 1-032 uncollated f Maritime descent. Many of them, in their youth, were poorseal-hunters; then they turned to reindeer-breeding, and, after
• 1-033 uncollated made of reindeer-skins, are invariably given the form of aseal-skin bag, stripped whole from the carcass, with a cross-sli
• 1-042 uncollated randfathers lived on the coast and occupied themselves withseal-hunting. This same change occurred in several other places,
• 1-046 uncollated f its herds. Many camps are very poor, and live on fish andsealthree seasons out of four, while others are well-to-do. Thi
• 1-048 uncollated nd move to another, according to the changing conditions ofseal-hunting. However, those among the smaller settlements which
• 1-051 uncollated nts. They were very poor Reindeer people, who had turned toseal-hunting as a last resort, but were not successful even at t
• 1-062 uncollated cooked. On the other hand, when we objected to the odor ofseal-meat, they, in their turn, would say, “The seal is quite cl
• 1-075 uncollated t. The Reindeer people were in need of blubber, thongs, andseal-skins, and would offer in exchange reindeer-skins and ready