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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 22 (May 1903) (1903)

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eggs are desired for the next season's because of its late hatching or breaking forth is more the screw collar that it may be released by the hand hatching, the cocoons are placed in grilled boxes, difficult to raise; and the Attacus Atlas, the largest without the aid of a tool. In his car he has… … end of the body, the latter is Fig. 3.—PLACING THE SLEEVES AND THEIR CONTENTS ON THE BUSHES. Fig. 4.-INFLATING A CATERPILLAR. threaded, so to speak, upon the fine cocoons, have all been successfully domesticated or ac- point of a thin glass tube, which is connected by its the tank of the…

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