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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 17 (April 1901) (1901)

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mendous lapse however, both the time and natural apparatus of time which has attended its evolution, has for digging possessed by the latter are want- STATE ELEPHANT OF THE PHEIDOLOGETON—LAR&E WOBEEB learned scarcely more than to fulfill the sim- ing to excavate galleries and apartments neces-… … and finished, are much more perfectly adapted ner in which an ant left by Nature to her own VOBEEBS HOLDING LEAVES IN PLACE WHILE OTHEBS TTSE LABTiB for the purposes they serve than are any con- devices overcomes a difficulty is perhaps that TO BIND AND CEKENT TEE LEAVES. 11901 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,…

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