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| In mammals, hibernation is so widespread that researchers reason that the ancestor of all mammals must have been a hibernator. Norma Farber How the Hibernators Came to Bethlehem; illus. Not only did Nelson, who affectionately dubs her beloved "a hibernator," bring O'Neil sustenance from the world outside, but she also combed the city for discarded pieces of wood for O'Neil's other passion: painting. |
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