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

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interesting, showing as they do the Formicadse akin to human intelligence; the perfection, as com- ever, does not account for the disproportionately large capable of utilizing in the most ingenious ways what- heads of the giants. But the Colobopsis ants, which pared with other insects, of its… … 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- CABBYIN& THE SHALLEB ONES. plest and most obvious requirements…

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