The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 48
... wood - borer clan for their prey . Those Cerceris wasps that hunt weevils are just as good classificationists as the hunters of flat - headed wood - borers . Little weevils , big weevils , highly colored weevils , and those that are ...
... wood - borer clan for their prey . Those Cerceris wasps that hunt weevils are just as good classificationists as the hunters of flat - headed wood - borers . Little weevils , big weevils , highly colored weevils , and those that are ...
Page 85
... wood , it di- rects its operations toward the surface . Just before reaching the outer air , and leav- ing only a tiny membrane ahead of it to be rup- tured when it wakes up from its transformation sleep , the grub excavates a nice ...
... wood , it di- rects its operations toward the surface . Just before reaching the outer air , and leav- ing only a tiny membrane ahead of it to be rup- tured when it wakes up from its transformation sleep , the grub excavates a nice ...
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... Wood . The guns were captured during the fierce battles for possession of the wood in 1918 and remain as they stood eleven years ago . National Geographic Society Autochromes by Gervais Courtellemont A SYMBOL OF THE WAR GOD'S FOUR ...
... Wood . The guns were captured during the fierce battles for possession of the wood in 1918 and remain as they stood eleven years ago . National Geographic Society Autochromes by Gervais Courtellemont A SYMBOL OF THE WAR GOD'S FOUR ...
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