particularly striking leaves of a plant, the fore legs drawn in so that they these spiders change color, and that each successive peculiarities, except the leaf-like dilation of the pro- cannot be thorax, and the foliaceous appendages to the legs, all change adapts them for concealment in the… … Java. Its spe- sects, attract- cialty is allur- > ed by what ap- _ing and cap ts pears to be a turing butter- freshly opened flies. The ex- blossom, fur- pected guest nish the birds having = arriv- with food. An ed, the seeming feast spread out for his delectation the insect, was green. On the…
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