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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 9 (1870) (1870)

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n this time, and it spits onlyio fear nervures acting as ribs, and thus affording a firmer support to which isthe real secret of its existence, in not cope with a force raised in this scien the destructive numbers in which it occurs. tific manner. This is its advantagein the struggle for There are… … forwarded at stated intervals, whether they each side of the body in the first segment are wanted or not. The French armics of the abdomen, just above and a little be- have not only been weakened by heavy hind the thighs, a deep cavity closed by a losses, but further depleted by the necessity of…

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