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Scientific American, Vol. 22, No. 24 (1870) (1870)

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connected by levers, which permit them to be ing the pregnant females from the trouble of burying them- tributed, like the common form, over the interior, but occur- joined together, either as an ordinary battery or turned into selves! Of course the cnly way to be rid of them with cer- ring only… … entirely due to the zeal and liberality of the alone,” because he doesn’t know any better ; it THE COCKCHAFER.—Meéloloniha fullo. gentleman before mentioned, who, being de- isno use for Mr. Brown to encourage the birds etc. It is one of the curiosities of insect history that attempts sirous 6f…

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