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Scientific American, Vol. 25, No. 6 (August 1871) (1871)

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trengthened by very numerous strongly defined they belong, is what he has to expect. Each newly discov- feature of their history, they thus again differ from the types nervures, arranged in peculiarly netted patterns of very great ered fossil insect that comes to light is another link in the of the… … wingless creature, with its huge head and G regory cites the case of a young military disproportionately long abdomen, and ap- officer, going with his regiment in a troop METAMORPHOSES OF TEE STONE FLY. parently inefficient limbs, is. however, a ship to a foreign station in 1758, who, sufficiently…

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