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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 18 (1882) (1882)

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te toa lever which, in turn is hinged by con- true wings, from which forma- necting rods to a crossbar of tion this order takes its name — the frame and adapted to be of hemiptera, meaning ‘‘ half —- SS held in a locked position by a \ wings.” In all species the spring bolt engaging an eye lower… … THE INDIAN BELOSTOMA—(Natural size.) long platform, and near the brownish-yellow above and opening for receiving coin, yellowish-red below; the oth- er hasan oval body of a pale brown color, and a reddish- yellow abdomen; of the latter class the nepa are an example. dog. , On dropping the coin into…

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