The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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Page 43
... ground in its larval stage and only a few weeks awing in its adult form . Emerging from the ground after throwing off its larval clothes , it makes merry for a few days and then dies . In laying her eggs the female pierces the twigs of ...
... ground in its larval stage and only a few weeks awing in its adult form . Emerging from the ground after throwing off its larval clothes , it makes merry for a few days and then dies . In laying her eggs the female pierces the twigs of ...
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... ground . When these hatch the larvæ dig themselves burrows in which they remain , usually until a short time before they are ready to develop wings and fly away in the adult stage of their life cycle . Many other species lay their eggs ...
... ground . When these hatch the larvæ dig themselves burrows in which they remain , usually until a short time before they are ready to develop wings and fly away in the adult stage of their life cycle . Many other species lay their eggs ...
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... ground . The limb thus acts as a parachute for the grub , allowing it to reach the ground safely . It now uses the severed limb both as a food supply and a habitation . The oak pruner also attacks other trees . Some species of ...
... ground . The limb thus acts as a parachute for the grub , allowing it to reach the ground safely . It now uses the severed limb both as a food supply and a habitation . The oak pruner also attacks other trees . Some species of ...
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