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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 18 (May 1882) (1882)

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re used Mr. Madison T. Shadduck, of Shunk, Pa., has- patented which the insect sucks its food. like oars to enable the bug to swim rapidly after its prey. They have generally four wings, the upper two thick at an improvement in tfcg buckles which consists in hinging The oldest known species of… … THE INDIAN BELOSTOMA.-(Natural size.) long platform, and near the brownish-yellow above and opening for receiving coin, yellowish-red below; the oth- er has an oval body of a pale brown color, and a reddish there is a fixed figure of a man and a movable figure of a ana and Brazil; this is about two…

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