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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 12 (1897) (1897)

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uce it to keep- many times, and finally increasing its speed to’ 120 Unlike the fly, however, which belongs to the order ing consistency. Their labors are therefore but half revolutions per minute, I was rewarded with many Diptera, or two winged insects, the bee has four, a performed when the… … thecylinder, the results having been inscribed after the experiments were completed, the lowest number given proved by the fact that if the wings being the record made by the bee, who, having become be ‘‘ boiled down,” so to speak, and the wings are the on either side be moved up and down,…

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