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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 18 (May 1880) (1880)

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red when connected with the together securely. In the center and on the top of each ment. nest were four orifices, and into these the male, after a con- aquaria at Barnum's (old) Museum. Unfortunately the nest The nest-building stickleback is a good subject for this siderable display of anger and… … either coax or drive the female to graving is a representation of the NEST-BUILDING FISH, GASTEBOSTEIDiE deposit her ova in the nest, then the fifteen-spined stickleback (Gasteros- teus spinaehia) and nest. This fish colors of the male become wonder- is a native of England. He is a long-bodied,…

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