The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 56National Geographic Society, 1929 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... insects than the lady - bird beetles . They are raised in large quantities and shipped to fruit- and vegetable - growing districts to become allies of man in holding in check scale - insects and plant - lice , which they devour both in ...
... insects than the lady - bird beetles . They are raised in large quantities and shipped to fruit- and vegetable - growing districts to become allies of man in holding in check scale - insects and plant - lice , which they devour both in ...
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... insect and its environment is main- tained . Some insects mimic the colors of other species as a protection . The mimicking species are edible to their natural enemies , while the mimicked ones are noted for their repellent taste and ...
... insect and its environment is main- tained . Some insects mimic the colors of other species as a protection . The mimicking species are edible to their natural enemies , while the mimicked ones are noted for their repellent taste and ...
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... insects have colonized the whole world by becoming stowaways aboard the ships that sail the seven seas . Some wood - boring beetles spend their larval stage in. C Photograph by Herbert other larvæ in rotting wood , under bark or fallen ...
... insects have colonized the whole world by becoming stowaways aboard the ships that sail the seven seas . Some wood - boring beetles spend their larval stage in. C Photograph by Herbert other larvæ in rotting wood , under bark or fallen ...
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