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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from At the Mountains of Madness by H. P. Lovecraft: at tip. Orifices at tips. All these parts infinitely tough and
leathery, but extremely flexible. Four-foot arms with paddles
undoubtedly used for locomotion of some sort, marine or otherwise.
When moved, display suggestions of exaggerated muscularity. As
found, all these projections tightly folded over pseudoneck and
end of torso, corresponding to projections at other end.
"Cannot
yet assign positively to animal or vegetable kingdom, but odds
now favor animal. Probably represents incredibly advanced evolution
of radiata without loss of certain primitive features. Echinoderm
resemblances unmistakable despite local contradictory evidences.
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