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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 22 (November 1901) (1901)

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rld. 7% millimeters thick, made an impression of only 1 and their webs reach the highest development of me- Certain considerations arising from the great in- millimeter, while Kruppized armor, 4 millimeters chanical skill. crease of population in Europe and North America thicker, was completely… … At a rubber factory on the Continent a structed by the larvae of several kinds of WEB OF FULL-GROWN CATER- constant flow of fresh air is maintained in web-worms, and each nest is the home of a PILLARS IN WILD BLACK WEBWORM WEBS OF HYPHANTRIA the spreading-room with the aid of an ex- colony of the…

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