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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 26 (December 1906) (1906)

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f the body segments—become enormous and body have a habit of withdrawing the head and first such as those seen on the wings of the South Ameri- prominent. three body segments into the fourth and fifth seg- can "owl" butterflies (Fig. 6) and many moths, the Very striking eye-spots are seen upon the… … Figs. £ to 11.—Examples of the Eye-Spotting of Insects, Moths, and Shells. judge to be some saw to exist in dangerous reptile. the case of the EYE-SPOTTING IN NATURE.

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