The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... wings . He rubs his nervure - roughened front wings . On the one there is a filelike together . roughness , and on the other a resonant edge - an application of the fiddle - and- bow method of sound production . The Living in dark ...
... wings . He rubs his nervure - roughened front wings . On the one there is a filelike together . roughness , and on the other a resonant edge - an application of the fiddle - and- bow method of sound production . The Living in dark ...
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... wing pads and finally wings , often are found imbedded in these masses , which apparently are used for a shelter . Photograph by Lynwood M. Chace A SONGSTER OF THE DAY. Photograph by Paul Griswold Howes a ride ; only once , occasion to ...
... wing pads and finally wings , often are found imbedded in these masses , which apparently are used for a shelter . Photograph by Lynwood M. Chace A SONGSTER OF THE DAY. Photograph by Paul Griswold Howes a ride ; only once , occasion to ...
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... wings that give the species its name . Sometimes hundreds of them cling to willow branches in graceful festoons ... wing Damsel - fly ( Agrion mac- ulatum Beauv . Plate VIII , figure 2 ) , inhab- iting the eastern part of the United ...
... wings that give the species its name . Sometimes hundreds of them cling to willow branches in graceful festoons ... wing Damsel - fly ( Agrion mac- ulatum Beauv . Plate VIII , figure 2 ) , inhab- iting the eastern part of the United ...
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