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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 4 (July 1873) (1873)

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he earth, upon the atmosphere and thence to the spectator. Retrogressive motion of the Sun, evenly and closely shorn so as to] give the animal a velvety For the purpose of illustration I have taken the case of the To the Editor of the Scientific American: look; and as they have a certain… … The Isabella Tiger Moth—Arctia Isabella, Smith.—(Lepidoptera, ArctiadtB.) have favored me with his full name, or at least would have and their apices being limited by the thickness of the atmo- replied to me privately, I withheld sending you my diagram in the spring to feed upon the first…

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