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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 2 (January 1903) (1903)

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estion arose how ear. Lower figure.—Tibia of ant, showing an organ of hearing analo- tried, but it merely made matters worse by spreading two media, identical in color to our eyes, but one of gous to that of the grasshopper, but formed to hear sounds inaudible the burning liquid, having no effect… … ers to approach closely to the burning area. It was many previously made and described, shows conclu- Male and Female Mason Bee, marked with a drop of white paint for first tried near Beaumont by John Ennis of that city, sively that the limits of vision in ants are not the identification. the steam…

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