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they live together continuously instead of interruptedly in the nests orburrows. This colonial habit has given riseto different kinds of individuals or castesfitted structurally to perform definite func-tions in the life of the colony: soldiers fordefense, a king and queen for reproduc-tion, often… … Fig. 7—Showing the pellets of two species of Anobird bettles enlarged.These may readily be distinguished from the pellets of any termite by theirlong, narrow shape and pointed ends. THE ARCHITECT AND ENGINEER ^ 42 ► FEBRUARY. NINETEEN THIRTY-FOUR tion of the nest, burrows, exits, tunnels,towers,…
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