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

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utting off the food supply from well-nourished to be unaware of their own defect. A-small brown and half-grown larve. The feeding of the larve may way very long, numbers of thick walls of the crude ant-queen in my formicary lived fourteen days with- be stopped by a removal of nearly all the ant… … not be obtained by individual effort. The ant- and granaries of the Pharaohs, for the armies workers go out to forage in all directions, cne and caravans traveling across the desert, and imbibing nectar, another fruit, another oil, an- that they were built: by the Hebrew bondsmen. other insect or…

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