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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 1 (1900) (1900)

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nopheles gquadrimacu- A oes supports this horizontal tatus at Washington and position just beneath the has carefully figured all surface film with ease. It requires an effort for it stages. Itisstrikingly dif- LogX7 fe ferent from Culex in every fe \ sc to descend which it ap- stage from the egg to… … Anopheles feed with avidi- from the females by the fact that the antenne and ty upon the spores of alge which seem to be their palpi are feathery in the male, and not feathery in proper food. Those studied were in jars in the female. which occurred alge of Resting Position.—A the genera.…

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