The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 49
... North America ; Ameri- can Hunting Wasp ( Am- mobia ichneumonea Linn . Plate XI , figure 9 ) , oc- curring in North and Cen- tral America . Velvet Ant Family ( Mutillidae ) . These handsome insects are not ants at all , but rather ...
... North America ; Ameri- can Hunting Wasp ( Am- mobia ichneumonea Linn . Plate XI , figure 9 ) , oc- curring in North and Cen- tral America . Velvet Ant Family ( Mutillidae ) . These handsome insects are not ants at all , but rather ...
Page 640
... north by bush fires occurring far beyond the forest reserves , which are bounded on the north by the Churchill River . On one occasion his party was camped on a lake in northern Manitoba east of Reindeer Lake . Desiring to ex- plore ...
... north by bush fires occurring far beyond the forest reserves , which are bounded on the north by the Churchill River . On one occasion his party was camped on a lake in northern Manitoba east of Reindeer Lake . Desiring to ex- plore ...
Page 641
... north and all through Ontario , northern Manitoba , Saskatche- wan , and Alberta ; hence work for the for- est air patrols has grown much heavier . Burge and his party were largely self- sustaining . The lakes are full of fish , though ...
... north and all through Ontario , northern Manitoba , Saskatche- wan , and Alberta ; hence work for the for- est air patrols has grown much heavier . Burge and his party were largely self- sustaining . The lakes are full of fish , though ...
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