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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 23 (1880) (1880)

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er insect pests, it is hiber- stouter); tail cylindrical; limbs short and rather stout, with individuals. They were all, with one exception, captured the inner toes small, but distinct. There are 14 folds in the nating, existing throughout the winter in its perfect state. under rotten logs, one… … that it is a long, slender grub; it attacks the root of the plant americanum). Of this plant they gather also the petals. underground, and is consequently seldom observed by the They make relatively very large cells, of the general shape THE GLUTINOUS SALAMANDER,—(Plethodon glutinosus, Baird.)…

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