Hardwicke's Science-gossipRobert Hardwicke, 1893 |
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... seems sufficiently distinct ; but as regards scutata , while not suggesting that this form of Surgeon Thorpe's is absolutely identical with valga , it seems not im- probable that both will hereafter be found to con- stitute distinct ...
... seems sufficiently distinct ; but as regards scutata , while not suggesting that this form of Surgeon Thorpe's is absolutely identical with valga , it seems not im- probable that both will hereafter be found to con- stitute distinct ...
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... seems distinct , and I have never seen anything that could be confounded with it , except perhaps the var . minima ... seems certain that we have two forms , perhaps to be known as lineata proper , and fusca , Walk . and Boys , or polita ...
... seems distinct , and I have never seen anything that could be confounded with it , except perhaps the var . minima ... seems certain that we have two forms , perhaps to be known as lineata proper , and fusca , Walk . and Boys , or polita ...
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... seems to be done by the antennæ ; and this will be plain if a nest of ants be watched for some time , when the workers seem to be conversing in antennæ language . The ant is certainly a wonderful insect . It is , I believe , the ...
... seems to be done by the antennæ ; and this will be plain if a nest of ants be watched for some time , when the workers seem to be conversing in antennæ language . The ant is certainly a wonderful insect . It is , I believe , the ...
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Field Mice 86 | 17 |
Plants Colouration in | 22 |
Flowers yet fresh form Childhood 145 | 35 |
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