 | Martha Finley - 1999 - 294 lehte
...surface of a leaf, and cuts with its sharp, scissors-like jaws, and by a sharp jerk detaches the leaf piece. Sometimes they let the leaf drop to the ground, where a little heap accumulates until carried away by another relay of workers; but generally each marches off with the piece he has detached. All... | |
 | William Lonsdale Watkinson, William Theophilus Davison - 1869 - 554 lehte
...the surface of a leaf, and cuts with its sharp scissor-like jaws a nearly semicircular incision on the upper side; it then takes the edge between its...off with the piece it has operated upon — and as they all take the same road to their colony, the path they follow becomes in a short time smooth and... | |
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Each one places itself on the surface of a leaf, and cuts with its sharp scissors-like jaws a nearly semicircular incision on the upper side ; it then takes the edge between its jaws, and by a sharp jerk detaches the piece. Sometimes they let the leaf... 
