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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 23 (December 1877) (1877)

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ch he thus visited contained representatives of three very distinct American floras, each characteristic of immense fore legs or arms. With these it captures its prey, which in armor defies the teeth or claws of its adversary. It is sometimes called the chlamyphore. As is the case with the consists… … In September the female attaches a cluster Atlantic, a Mississippi valley, and an inter- of eggs (Fig. 3) to the limb of a tree, or to posed mountain region with a temperate and THE CAROLINA MANTIS. the rail of a fence. Here they remain until sub-alpine flora. (3.) The Pacific slope, sub- mole and…

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