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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 16 (1904) (1904)

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little studied, though The accu ulator necessary for lighting purposes is perhaps there is no subject relating to in- sects that will atford more entertainment to placed in a protecting box at the left-hand outer side. the investigator. It is probable that the The tool car, finally, contains the… … the hase of the wing. “Of, 3 "ATI RS pliable. If the insect body is held horizontally the INSECT WING MECHANISM. This attachment may —~ Whe posterior rortion of the wing will be observed to bend be called the fulcrum. 5 Ss \ 1.—Longitndinal sectien through thorax of blue-bottle fly much more easily…

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