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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 25 (1877) (1877)

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ich is somewhat obscure, has been generally adopted by As to the natureof the eggs that have hitherto been mis- the water;* and, secondly, two sets of nine entomologists. There is a certain formidable look about the taken for them, and which are represented in Fig. 3, we can gillsor branchia, in… … of the mass, which is somewhat loosened glance sufficed to show that each swelling and raised by their pressure. They at was in reality an egg mass. Within the once drop from the leaf, and crawl actively, distance of a mile I obtained over thirty of made was destroyed with the Walsh cabinet in the…

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