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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 16 (1897) (1897)

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comes near the latter’s mouth, cheerfully gives up the chambers may slide to a certain extent, so that at not free enough in their movements even simply to the moment at which it is removed the holes that are to it a drop of liquid food. threaten the bold thief, which immediately goes to put… … has succeeded in creeping teresting figures regarding upon the ant, the latter, the proportion of pulmon- even in cases in which it is ary tuberculosis in males already carrying several of these parasites, struggles to that in females in Massachusetts. The rate in 1851 quently discovered upon ants.…

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