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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Book of Wonders and Curious Things (1912)

University Society, New York · New York: University Society · leaf 136

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tation of decaying, stained, orfungus-covered spots on the leaves. The accompanying illustration was photo-graphed directly from one of these very won-derful insects. Protective resemblance is not limited to suchstriking examples as this leaf-insect. Very manyforms, large and small, of animal life… … THE CALLICORE CLYMENA BUTTERFLY. mena, they might have thought that the butterflynot only came from the chrysalis that year, buthad taken to wearing a date, so that all natural-ists might be sure from at least one wing thatthere was no mistake about the year in whichit appears. The dark lines form…

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