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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 2 (July 1872) (1872)

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ope, and shone with all the tints of the n to tlie fain ly culicidcp, of the proboscidean division of the sheUs had acted as buoys in the stagnant water. rainbow. We shall not therefore attempt to make our read- rder diptera, or two-winged insects. The family is large, The large mosquito of the… … for its sustenance until ii sinks into the mud to undergo its will at once introduce them to some of its members, who have belong to several genera, among which is the culex pipiens transformation into the perfect insect. been studied, and their habits. (humming gnat). This is a native of Great…

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