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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 6 (1871) (1871)

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y leaving him in doubt even as to the order to which tightly, and pass into a pupa, or chrysalis stage. In this scales, are strengthened by very numerous strongly defined they belong, is what he has to expect. Each newly discov- nervures, arranged in peculiarly netted patterns of very great ered… … wingless creature, with its huge head and Gregory cites the case of a young military disproportionately long abdomen, and ap- officer, going with his regiment in a troop METAMORPHOSES OF THE STONE FLY. parently inefficient limbs, is. however, a ship to a foreign station in 1758, who, sufficiently…

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