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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 1 (1879) (1879)

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serve to distinguish enabled me to clear up the insect’s natural history, and sug- organ in the common mouse, and insome specimens, proba- it from another tolerably common species, the two-striped gested, as the scquel will show, a simple and feasible means bly males, is furnished at the base with… … place of refuge the creature always bare twigs and branches in great flies when alarmed, and as it is so clusters. They settle freely to roost exceedingly swift in its movements, it is not readily cap- on the witch-hazel, but do not defoliate it until the other The colors of the adult are quite…

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