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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 8 (August 1880) (1880)

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ch all the ex- selection by dipterous insects of the family Syrphidaa. He tremities can be drawn. These turtles have extremely long BY FREDERIC A. LUCAS. says: Among diptera the most assiduous visitors of flowers necks, are remarkably quick and vigorous in their move- The Fisheries Exhibition,… … SPECIMENS AT THE BERLIN FISHERIES EXHIBITION. are fond of splendid flower colors, and, before eating pollen their food seems to consist chiefly of insects and small fishes and the apparatus used in their capture, and examples or sucking nectar, like to stop awhile, hovering free in the shells. of…

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