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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 16 (October 1897) (1897)

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comes near the latter's mouth, cheerfully gives up the chambers may slide to a certain extent, so that at not free enough in their movements even simply to the moment at which it is removed the holes that are to it a drop of liquid food. threaten the bold thief, which immediately goes to put… … has succeeded in creeping teresting figures regarding Fig. 1.-SECTI0N OF A FOBHICABY, WITH ITS INHABITANTS, HIGHLY MAGNIFIED, upon the ant, the latter, the proportion of pulmon- even in cases in which it is ary tuberculosis in males already carrying several of these parasites, struggles to that in…

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