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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 10 (September 1888) (1888)

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ng to which they are assigned. The metamorphosis of the JOHN B. CORYELL. gone safely through the hazardous period of courtship, termite is not as strongly marked as with so many in- The ravages of the so-called white ant, but more she is spared the necessity of having ever again to re- sects, the… … as the nature of the wood or its thickness renders the final form which it is to take. The males and females to move a huge hardwood chest filled with records, in most expedient. Frequently the termite will perform are the only ones having wings, of which the number is the shape of books. I called…

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