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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 14 (October 1886) (1886)

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ital de la Pitie has been observed This laterally tri-spinous thorax is an essential charac- tia for our skillful artist, as these remain deeply con- ter of the Prionidae. The scutellum is heart-shaped, to contain 79,000 bacteria per cubic meter. In contradis- cealed in the tree trunk. We figure a… … •the larvae and nymphs of open air at sea, but the puri- Fig. 1.—A TROPICAL STAG BEETLE. {Macrodontia eervicornis. Natural Size.) Macrodontia pass their exist- ty of the air of these cabins ence in the interior of tree increases rapidly during the first days of the voyage. Later on, an equilibrium…

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