The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... species reproduced is : California Robber Fly ( Laphria coquilletti McAtee . Plate XIV , figure 11 ) , found in California . Nimble Fly Family ( Dexiidae ) . This fam- ily possesses about 50 species in this country . The legs of the ...
... species reproduced is : California Robber Fly ( Laphria coquilletti McAtee . Plate XIV , figure 11 ) , found in California . Nimble Fly Family ( Dexiidae ) . This fam- ily possesses about 50 species in this country . The legs of the ...
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... species of the latter has been intro- duced into the United States and is becoming an apple and cherry pest . The species reproduced are : Mieza citrina Busck . ( Plate XV , figure 8 ) , living in Costa Rica ; Mieza laetae Hubner ...
... species of the latter has been intro- duced into the United States and is becoming an apple and cherry pest . The species reproduced are : Mieza citrina Busck . ( Plate XV , figure 8 ) , living in Costa Rica ; Mieza laetae Hubner ...
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... species are a brilliant green , and are used for dress trimmings . South American Indian chieftains often make anklets of the bronze wing cases of a gigantic South American species . The larvæ of the larger species of Bupres- tids are ...
... species are a brilliant green , and are used for dress trimmings . South American Indian chieftains often make anklets of the bronze wing cases of a gigantic South American species . The larvæ of the larger species of Bupres- tids are ...
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