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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 22 (November 1907) (1907)

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r moths, outdoor thickness of spun silk, forming a dense, non-conduc- body, which gradually sinks into the ground. In the ^\ m Common Articles the Holes of Which Have Been Filled With Bramble Leaf Tunneled Brazilian Bung Burying Beetles. This Class of Beetle is Found Clay and Used as Nests by a… … The Winter Sleeping Place of a Colony of Caterpillars. Froth of the " Cuckoo Spit" Insects. Nest of an Underground Species of Wasp. lie • • • • Mllltl ■/- 7 stfa.ijr jgtectl of Brazilian Tree-Wasps' Waterproof Nest. Details of the Cell of a Leaf-Cutter Bee. Apples Infested by Grubs of the Codling…

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