The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... dressing in skins and before they had domesticated even the dog , the bagworms , larvæ of the Psyche moths , were tailoring themselves snug coats and close - fitting nightcaps , while the ants were keeping " cows " and growing.
... dressing in skins and before they had domesticated even the dog , the bagworms , larvæ of the Psyche moths , were tailoring themselves snug coats and close - fitting nightcaps , while the ants were keeping " cows " and growing.
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... larvæ in its nest , the bumble - bee gets a liberal coating of pollen grains . As it passes from flower to flower many of these grains are left on the stigmas , thus fertilizing them . In this way the bumble - bee serves equally well ...
... larvæ in its nest , the bumble - bee gets a liberal coating of pollen grains . As it passes from flower to flower many of these grains are left on the stigmas , thus fertilizing them . In this way the bumble - bee serves equally well ...
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... approach their hives . The Ohio bee- keeper here shown fashioned his dramatic headgear through a gentle and fearless handling of his swarm . By the quality of the food given the female larvæ. 6 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
... approach their hives . The Ohio bee- keeper here shown fashioned his dramatic headgear through a gentle and fearless handling of his swarm . By the quality of the food given the female larvæ. 6 THE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAGAZINE.
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By the quality of the food given the female larvæ , worker bees determine whether these shall develop into full ... larva in the cell , can produce a queen at will ( see text , page 11 ) . the tremendously pro- lific species that ...
By the quality of the food given the female larvæ , worker bees determine whether these shall develop into full ... larva in the cell , can produce a queen at will ( see text , page 11 ) . the tremendously pro- lific species that ...
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... larvæ which emerge from such eggs resemble tiny dragons , and , like the lady - bird beetles and their larvæ , feed upon plant - lice . derful allies in his own fight for a place in the sun . They prey upon our insect foes as these ...
... larvæ which emerge from such eggs resemble tiny dragons , and , like the lady - bird beetles and their larvæ , feed upon plant - lice . derful allies in his own fight for a place in the sun . They prey upon our insect foes as these ...
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