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80 A TREATISE ON ELEPHANTS.
departure from those conditions may indicate disease of this tract,
and may be summed up as follows :—
(a) Undue redness of mucous membrane of trunk.
(b) Constant dripping of a clear or opaque yellowish fluid
from trunk.
(c) Soreness inside the trunk.
(d) Cough.
(e) Hurried or difficult breathing.
(f) Impaired movements of chest with compensatory increase
of movement of belly during breathing.
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