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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 21 (1907) (1907)

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demy of Sciences Exhibition held drawn to certain dimensions, and afterward worked a beak. This beak consists of four bristles, inclosed in the Museum of Natural History, New York, was a up in clay to correct proportions, from which models in a fleshy jointed sheath, The young nymphs re- remarkable… … tabulated in full their observations of these curious grotesque appearance and the peculiarly shaped bodies creatures. Prof. William Morton Wheeler, curator of without further detailed description. Special men- semble the adults more or less closely in form. They invertebrate zodlogy of the…

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