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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 19 (1905) (1905)

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ute followed by the children. of BY ADELE M. FIELDE. The fasting ants walked about, and appeared to be in Among the insects, ants are remarkable for their Israel in the Exodus. normal health up to the day of death. Such capability longevity. A queen in an artificial nest of M. Charles From the… … where they are subject to a complete annihilation of their food supply during long periods of drought. Male Ants. (Stemma fulvum.) Among my fasting ants no cannibalism was _ prac- tised, and the bodies of those that died were always ses, but Pithom. Moreover, as was soon learned from Janet’s lived…

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